Japanese Photographer Denied Entry to Hong Kong
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Hong Kong, Jan. 12 (Jiji Press)--The Hong Kong government refused entry of Japanese photographer Michiko Kiseki to the Chinese region late last December.
Kiseki is known for activities related to large-scale antigovernment protests in Hong Kong in 2019, such as holding a photo exhibition and publishing a photo book featuring the demonstrations.
"I've learned the hard way that 'the freedom in Hong Kong is gone,'" Kiseki said in a recent Twitter post.
The photographer was surprised that the Hong Kong authorities referred to the exhibition, held in Japan, during questioning, according to another Twitter post.
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