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‘My career is finished, my friends are in prison and I’m an alien in my city’: life after Hong Kong’s Apple Daily | Hong Kong | The Guardian
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When the city’s largest pro-democracy newspaper was forced to close, Norman Choi got a new job in McDonald’s. Many of his colleagues were not so lucky
‘Something is missing. Hong Kong is still beautiful but it feels too quiet’: former Apple Daily journalist Norman Choi in Hong Kong, June 2022. Photograph: Chan Long-hei/The Guardian View image in fullscreen ‘Something is missing. Hong Kong is still beautiful but it feels too quiet’: former Apple Daily journalist Norman Choi in Hong Kong, June 2022. Photograph: Chan Long-hei/The Guardian Rights and freedom Hong Kong This article is more than 4 years old ‘My career is finished, my friends are in prison and I’m an alien in my city’: life after Hong Kong’s Apple Daily This article is more than 4
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