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Caricature: The liar In an interview with Wen Wei Po on Jan. 15, Hong Kong political figures criticized the US politicians for openly supporting Jimmy Lai. They pointed out that Jimmy Lai's crimes of colluding with foreign forces and destabilizing Hong Kong are supported by irrefutable evidence.

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2026.01.17 18:55

Caricature: The liar

Caricature: The liar

Caricature: Playing the victim Jimmy Lai, the founder of Next Digital, was found guilty last month of "conspiracy to collude with foreign forces" and "conspiracy to publish seditious publications." On Jan. 12, the West Kowloon Court (acting in place of the High Court) began handling Lai's plea alongside the pleas of eight other guilty defendants, with the process expected to take four days.

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2026.01.13 20:19

Caricature: Playing the victim

Caricature: Playing the victim

Caricature: Run wildly on the wrong path Running on a wrong path will only lead to disasters.

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2025.12.28 09:13

Caricature: Run wildly on the wrong path

Caricature: Run wildly on the wrong path

Caricature: Exposing lies The verdict for the case involving Jimmy Lai, founder of Next Digital, and three affiliated companies of Apple Daily, accused of conspiring to collude with foreign forces, was announced on Dec. 15. Lai was found guilty on two charges of conspiring to collude with external forces to endanger national security and a charge of conspiracy to publish seditious materials by the High Court of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region.

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2025.12.18 20:54

Caricature: Exposing lies

Caricature: Exposing lies

Caricature: Crimes upon crimes Hong Kong's High Court on Monday (Dec. 15) found Jimmy Lai Chee-ying, founder of the now-defunct tabloid Apple Daily, guilty of violating the National Security Law for Hong Kong, including on two counts of conspiracy to collude with foreign forces.

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2025.12.17 21:28

Caricature: Crimes upon crimes

Caricature: Crimes upon crimes

Caricature: The liar

Caricature: The liar

Caricature: The liar In an interview with Wen Wei Po on Jan. 15, Hong Kong political figures criticized the US politicians for openly supporting Jimmy Lai. They pointed out that Jimmy Lai's crimes of colluding with foreign forces and destabilizing Hong Kong are supported by irrefutable evidence.

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2026.01.17 18:55

Caricature: Playing the victim

Caricature: Playing the victim

Caricature: Playing the victim Jimmy Lai, the founder of Next Digital, was found guilty last month of "conspiracy to collude with foreign forces" and "conspiracy to publish seditious publications." On Jan. 12, the West Kowloon Court (acting in place of the High Court) began handling Lai's plea alongside the pleas of eight other guilty defendants, with the process expected to take four days.

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2026.01.13 20:19

Caricature: Run wildly on the wrong path

Caricature: Run wildly on the wrong path

Caricature: Run wildly on the wrong path Running on a wrong path will only lead to disasters.

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2025.12.28 09:13

Caricature: Exposing lies

Caricature: Exposing lies

Caricature: Exposing lies The verdict for the case involving Jimmy Lai, founder of Next Digital, and three affiliated companies of Apple Daily, accused of conspiring to collude with foreign forces, was announced on Dec. 15. Lai was found guilty on two charges of conspiring to collude with external forces to endanger national security and a charge of conspiracy to publish seditious materials by the High Court of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region.

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2025.12.18 20:54

Caricature: Crimes upon crimes

Caricature: Crimes upon crimes

Caricature: Crimes upon crimes Hong Kong's High Court on Monday (Dec. 15) found Jimmy Lai Chee-ying, founder of the now-defunct tabloid Apple Daily, guilty of violating the National Security Law for Hong Kong, including on two counts of conspiracy to collude with foreign forces.

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2025.12.17 21:28

Caricature: The guilty pen

Caricature: The guilty pen

Caricature: The guilty pen Jimmy Lai, the founder of Next Digital, along with three companies affiliated with Apple Daily, faced charges of conspiring to collude with foreign forces. The trial lasted 156 days and concluded yesterday (Dec. 15) at 10 am in the West Kowloon Magistrates' Court (acting as the High Court), presided over by a panel of three National Security Law-designated judges: Madam Justice Esther Toh, Judge Susana Maria D'Almada Remedios, and Justice Alex Lee.

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2025.12.17 10:10

Caricature: Taking advantage of tragedy

Caricature: Taking advantage of tragedy

Caricature: Taking advantage of tragedy On Nov. 26, a No. 5 alarm fire broke out at Wang Fuk Court in Tai Po. Senior Superintendent of the Cyber Security and Technology Crime Bureau, Li King-hei, stated that following the Tai Po fire, some individuals impersonated victims on social media, claiming to have lost loved ones and their homes in the disaster, in hopes of soliciting donations from the public.

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2025.12.05 17:27

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