Hong Kong police raid online news outlet, arrest 6
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Hong Kong police are raiding the office of an online news outlet after arresting six people for conspiracy to publish a seditious publication. More than 200 officers are taking part
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The current or former senior staff members of Stand News were held on suspicion of conspiring to publish seditious material. More than 200 officers raided the news site’s headquarters.
Hong Kong police are raiding the office of an online news outlet after arresting six people for conspiracy to publish a seditious publication. More than 200 officers are taking part
Pro-democracy outlet Stand News has announced it will stop operating after police arrested several of its current and former staff for "conspiracy to publish seditious publications."
Hong Kong police are raiding the office of an online pro-democracy news outlet after arresting six people for conspiracy to publish a seditious publication, the latest moves in a crackdown on dissent in the city
Police raided the office of pro-democracy outlet Stand News and arrested six of its current and former staff for "conspiracy to publish seditious publications."
Hong Kong police raided the office of local media outlet Stand News and arrested six current and former staff on Wednesday for "seditious publication".
Those arrested, including current and former senior staff members of Stand News, were accused of conspiring to publish seditious material. The news site announced it would shut down immediately.
The government said the six were former and current staff of an online news company. They have been arrested for "conspiracy to publish seditious publications."
