Hong Kong and Chinese authorities arrest men over 'seditious' children's books

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Two men were arrested in Hong Kong for possessing copies of a children's book that officials deemed "seditious." The book, part of a series titled "Yangcun," tells the story of a group of sheep who fight back against wolves that are trying to take over their village and eat them. The men were released on bail, but have to report to police next month. Hong Kong residents have seen their rights rolled back in recent years following Beijing's introduction of its 2020 national security law, intended to crack down on widespread pro-democracy protests that rocked Hong Kong beginning in 2019.
- Hong Kong men arrested for 'seditious' children's book: report New York Post
- Chinese authorities arrest two men for 'seditious' children's book: report Fox News
- Two in Hong Kong Arrested for Possessing 'Seditious' Children's Books Voice of America - VOA News
- Two Arrested in Hong Kong Over 'Seditious' Children's Books The Daily Beast
- Hong Kong: Arrests for possession of 'seditious' children's books a new low for human rights Amnesty International
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