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Cardinal Zen’s trial adjourned until next month

29 Sep 2022 10 mins read

West Kowloon - A Hong Kong magistrates’ court adjourned the proceedings of retired Chinese Cardinal Joseph Zen and five co-defendants, until the next month, after just two days into the trial. <...

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