Hong Kong concern groups march on December 15 from the Western Police Station in Sai Ying Pun to the central government’s liaison office, in support of Wang Yi, a pastor facing subversion charges in mainland China after a raid on his church. Photo: Edmond So Hong Kong concern groups march on December 15 from the Western Police Station in Sai Ying Pun to the central government’s liaison office, in support of Wang Yi, a pastor facing subversion charges in mainland China after a raid on his church. Photo: Edmond So
Hong Kong concern groups march on December 15 from the Western Police Station in Sai Ying Pun to the central government’s liaison office, in support of Wang Yi, a pastor facing subversion charges in mainland China after a raid on his church. Photo: Edmond So

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Letters | This Christmas season, remember China’s besieged Christians

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    Updated: 1:01pm, 18 Dec, 2018

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    Hong Kong concern groups march on December 15 from the Western Police Station in Sai Ying Pun to the central government’s liaison office, in support of Wang Yi, a pastor facing subversion charges in mainland China after a raid on his church. Photo: Edmond So Hong Kong concern groups march on December 15 from the Western Police Station in Sai Ying Pun to the central government’s liaison office, in support of Wang Yi, a pastor facing subversion charges in mainland China after a raid on his church. Photo: Edmond So
    Hong Kong concern groups march on December 15 from the Western Police Station in Sai Ying Pun to the central government’s liaison office, in support of Wang Yi, a pastor facing subversion charges in mainland China after a raid on his church. Photo: Edmond So
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