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Taiwan charges Hong Kong execs with money laundering, is probing spying claims

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Yahoo News

Taiwan charges Hong Kong execs with money laundering, is probing spying claims

Two executives of a Hong Kong-listed company who have been held in Taiwan amid spying allegations since late 2019 have been charged with money laundering as Taiwanese prosecutors continue to investigate whether they had engaged in national security-related crimes on the island. Xiang Xin, chief executive of Hong Kong-based China Innovation Investment Limited, and his wife Kung Ching, an alternate director, were indicted on a charge of money laun…

3 years ago·Los Angeles, United States

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The Guardian

China blasts UK for granting asylum to Hong Kong activist Nathan Law

UK grants protection to pro-democracy figure who is regarded by Beijing as ‘criminal suspect’ Chinese authorities have accused the UK of sheltering a “criminal suspect” after it granted asylum to Hong Kong activist and former politician Nathan Law.Law, who fled Hong Kong in 2020, said on Wednesday he had been granted political asylum by the Home Office and the warrant for his arrest under the Beijing-imposed national security law showed he was “…

3 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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South China Morning Post

Taiwan charges Hong Kong execs with money laundering, probing spying claims

Prosecutors investigating claims they helped Beijing interfere with democracy in Hong Kong and Taiwan, made by self-proclaimed former mainland spy Wang Liqiang.

3 years ago·Hong Kong

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5 charged for involvement in shell companies suspected to be used for money laundering

SINGAPORE — Five people — including four company directors — were charged for being involved in seven shell companies suspected to be used, or intended to be used, to launder money and retain benefits from criminal conduct.

3 years ago·Singapore

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OAN

Britain grants asylum to Hong Kong activist after China’s crackdown on dissent

April 8, 2021HONG KONG (Reuters) -Hong Kong democracy activist Nathan Law said he has been granted political asylum in Britain, where he arrived last July after Beijing imposed a sweeping national security law on his home city that has been heavily criticised by the West. The move is certain to ratchet up tensions between London and Beijing as Britain opens its doors to potentially more than five million residents of Hong Kong in the wake of the…

3 years ago·San Diego, United States

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