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Hong Kong's former security chief: Opposition activists will be allowed to express themselves freely

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Hong Kong, March 10 (EFE), (Camera: Javier García).- Former Hong Kong's security chief Lai Tung-kwok ensures that the electoral reform, which the Chinese government plans to approve on Thursday, does not threaten freedom of expression or democracy.SOUNDBITES OF FORMER HONG KONG'S SECURITY CHIEF LAI TUNG-KWOK DURING AN INTERVIEW WITH EFE.

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