
Hong Kong national security police have arrested the director of a local company who runs Waiting Bird, a prisoner welfare advocacy group, on suspicion of importing seditious publications, days after customs seized dozens of books ordered from Taiwan.
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Hong Kong national security police arrested an operator of Waiting Bird, a local prisoner support group, on suspicion of importing seditious publications. The arrest came days after the group revealed that customs had seized dozens of books it had ordered from Taiwan.
Hong Kong national security police have arrested an operator of a local prisoner support group on suspicion of importing seditious publications, days after the group revealed that customs had seized dozens of books it had ordered from Taiwan.
The suspect, the director of a local company, was understood to be the person in charge of Waiting Bird, an advocacy group focused on prisoner welfare.

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