Next Digital Board Cites Hong Kong ‘Climate of Fear’ in Resigning

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The board of jailed media tycoon Jimmy Lai’s Next Digital Ltd. used a resignation letter to criticize the Hong Kong government for bypassing the city’s courts and using the China-imposed national security law to drive the company out of business.
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