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Hong Kong defends 3-hour limit for Wang Fuk Court residents to collect belongings
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First Hong Kong Sevens rugby tourney held in 1976 – SCMP archive
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Death of South Korean ‘torture expert’ reopens authoritarian era wounds
The death of one of South Korea’s most notorious police officers, known for his torture methods on prisoners, has revived painful memories of human rights abuses during the country’s era of military-backed authoritarian...
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Mum who vanished without trace in 2001 found alive, meets daughter in emotional courthouse reunion
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Clavicular arrest update: Florida streamer allegedly instigated fight between women on stream
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