Hong Kong Declares Three Apple Daily Firms 'Prohibited Organisations' After Deregistration

The Hong Kong government has ordered the pro-democracy newspaper Apple Daily to be struck off the company register, leading to its dissolution, and has now declared three companies linked to the defunct newspaper as 'prohibited organisations'.

25 Mar, 05:24 — 25 Mar, 05:24

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3 Apple Daily firms declared ‘prohibited organisations’ after Hong Kong gov’t deregistration

Three companies linked to the now-defunct Apple Daily newspaper have become “prohibited organisations” after the Hong Kong government removed them from the corporate registry. The government said on Tuesday that Apple Daily Limited, Apple Daily Printing Limited, and AD Internet Limited were struck off the Companies Register by order of the acting chief executive, Eric […]

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First report: NHK World · 24 Mar, 23:15|Full coverage: 2 · 6h|Window: 6h

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香港「リンゴ日報」香港政府が法人登記からの抹消を命じ解散

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Hong Kong Declares Three Apple Daily Firms 'Prohibited Organisations' After Deregistration

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3 Apple Daily firms declared ‘prohibited organisations’ after Hong Kong gov’t deregistration

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香港「リンゴ日報」香港政府が法人登記からの抹消を命じ解散

3 Apple Daily firms declared ‘prohibited organisations’ after Hong Kong gov’t deregistration

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