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Chris Yeung

Chief Writer of newly-launched CitizenNews and founder of the website Voice of Hong Kong. Formerly worked with the South China Morning Post and the Hong Kong Economic Journal

Police fires tear gas at protestors in Hong Kong.

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‘Revolution of Our Times:’ Hong Kong Protests Not Just About Extradition Bill Anymore

2019/07/30

Activists hold placards that read "Hong Kong Independence" as they take part in a protest march in Hong Kong on October 1, 2017.

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China Will Pay Price for Banning Pro-Independence Hong Kong Party

2018/09/24

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