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Hong Kong clothing retailer Chickeeduck to abandon home market

High-profile support for protest movement prompted evictions and police searches

Chickeeduck was forced out by a mall owner in Hong Kong last year after displaying a version of the protest statue "Lady Liberty" at its shop entrance.    © AP
PAK YIU, Nikkei staff writer | Hong Kong

HONG KONG -- Chickeeduck, a Hong Kong children's clothing retailer which pivoted to embrace the city's 2019 protest movement, is to shut its remaining stores in the city, amid supply chain troubles and pressure from local authorities.

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