Jimmy Lai, the founder of Next Digital and Apple Daily, along with three related companies, are charged with ‘conspiracy to collude with foreign forces’ and other crimes. The case continued on its 52nd day in the West Kowloon Magistrates’ Courts (acting as the High Court) on Monday (March 25). The fourth co-defendant witness, Andy Li, one of the ’12 Hongkongers,’ testified for the ninth day. The prosecution presented TG/Signal messages showing Li introducing himself to Luke de Pulford, a member of the Conservative Party Human Rights Commission, and others as the chairperson of the election monitoring committee and an informal representative of the Fight for Freedom. Stand with Hong Kong team.
