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Hong Kong media tycoon found guilty over banned Tiananmen vigil

Jimmy Lai and two others charged for taking part and inciting others to join

Media tycoon Jimmy Lai, founder of Apple Daily, looks on as he leaves the Court of Final Appeal by prison van, in Hong Kong in February.   © Reuters
STELLA WONG and PAK YIU, Nikkei staff writers | Hong Kong

HONG KONG -- Media tycoon Jimmy Lai and two other pro-democracy activists were found guilty in a Hong Kong court on Thursday over their roles in an unauthorized Tiananmen vigil last year.

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