Activist Joshua Wong poses with his nomination papers as he files for his candidacy in the Legislative Council elections on July 20. Wong is one of a dozen opposition candidates who have been disqualified from running in the upcoming election. Photo: Winson Wong Activist Joshua Wong poses with his nomination papers as he files for his candidacy in the Legislative Council elections on July 20. Wong is one of a dozen opposition candidates who have been disqualified from running in the upcoming election. Photo: Winson Wong
Activist Joshua Wong poses with his nomination papers as he files for his candidacy in the Legislative Council elections on July 20. Wong is one of a dozen opposition candidates who have been disqualified from running in the upcoming election. Photo: Winson Wong
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Letters | Hong Kong election: banning opposition only hurts Beijing’s long-term interests

Topic |   Hong Kong politics
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Updated: 6:35am, 1 Aug, 2020

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Activist Joshua Wong poses with his nomination papers as he files for his candidacy in the Legislative Council elections on July 20. Wong is one of a dozen opposition candidates who have been disqualified from running in the upcoming election. Photo: Winson Wong Activist Joshua Wong poses with his nomination papers as he files for his candidacy in the Legislative Council elections on July 20. Wong is one of a dozen opposition candidates who have been disqualified from running in the upcoming election. Photo: Winson Wong
Activist Joshua Wong poses with his nomination papers as he files for his candidacy in the Legislative Council elections on July 20. Wong is one of a dozen opposition candidates who have been disqualified from running in the upcoming election. Photo: Winson Wong
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