
Leticia Wong
Leticia Wong is a former pro-democracy district councillor in Hong Kong who operates a bookstore that has faced frequent inspections and regulatory scrutiny since the implementation of the national security law. Her shop has been targeted 92 times in a year due to complaints and inspections, especially around the anniversary of the Tiananmen Square massacre, highlighting the challenges small businesses face under the increasing pressure of government regulations aimed at stifling dissent.
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Leticia Wong, a former district councilor and reporter, was arrested for allegedly displaying seditious titles.
EDITORIAL: The only thing we have to fearLeticia Wong, a former pro-democracy district councilor who now runs a bookstore, says her shop is frequently visited by food and hygiene inspectors.
Hong Kong’s small businesses pressured under security law







