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Possible options available to US whistle-blower Edward Snowden in his fight to remain in Hong Kong.


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Edward Snowden's options in possible extradition

Two ways for Edward Snowden to get legal protection

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Latest updates: world reacts after Edward Snowden says plans to stay in Hong Kong

Edward Snowden talks to the South China Morning Post. Photo: AP

Edward Snowden talks to the South China Morning Post. A rally in Hong Kong is also planned by locals to express support. Photo: Reuters

Coverage of Edward Snowden hits the newstands in Hong Kong and worldwide. Photo: AP

Snowden memes are circulating the internet, along with other stories surrounding the whistle-blower. Photo via Know Your Meme

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CCTV News reports on the exclusive interview with ex-CIA operative Edward Snowden, who is in hiding in Hong Kong.

Apple Daily posted on its Facebook page this meme of a Bloomberg interview of CY Leung.

Snowden supporters march to the US consulate. Photo: Sam Tsang

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Photos of Edward Snowden and US President Barack Obama are printed on the front pages of local English and Chinese newspapers in Hong Kong in this illustration photo June 11, 2013. Photo: Reuters

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