UPDATE 1-Hong Kong tycoon Jimmy Lai will not appeal conviction, 20-year sentence, lawyer says ...Middle East

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Hong Kong ‌media tycoon Jimmy Lai will not appeal against his conviction and 20-year ‌prison sentence for collusion with foreign forces and sedition, his lawyer said on Friday. A member of Lai's ‌legal team told Reuters on Friday that ‌he would not appeal the sentence that has drawn international criticism from countries including Britain and the U.S.

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