Hong Kong’s first Playboy photographer, Ruby Law, says Hong Kong publications freely displayed on the streets should be more worrying for public morality than the nudity in the American men’s magazine. Photo: SCMP Hong Kong’s first Playboy photographer, Ruby Law, says Hong Kong publications freely displayed on the streets should be more worrying for public morality than the nudity in the American men’s magazine. Photo: SCMP
Hong Kong’s first Playboy photographer, Ruby Law, says Hong Kong publications freely displayed on the streets should be more worrying for public morality than the nudity in the American men’s magazine. Photo: SCMP
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Playboy photographer on dated Hong Kong views about nudity and why some local magazines are offensive

Ruby Law, Hong Kong’s first Playboy photographer, whose Bali shoot features in the current issue of the men’s magazine, says censors should be more worried about the magazine cover images of girls seen on city news stands

Topic |   Fame and celebrity
Kylie Knott
Kylie Knott

Updated: 8:50am, 16 May, 2018

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Hong Kong’s first Playboy photographer, Ruby Law, says Hong Kong publications freely displayed on the streets should be more worrying for public morality than the nudity in the American men’s magazine. Photo: SCMP Hong Kong’s first Playboy photographer, Ruby Law, says Hong Kong publications freely displayed on the streets should be more worrying for public morality than the nudity in the American men’s magazine. Photo: SCMP
Hong Kong’s first Playboy photographer, Ruby Law, says Hong Kong publications freely displayed on the streets should be more worrying for public morality than the nudity in the American men’s magazine. Photo: SCMP
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