#31 - A critic of the protests, with Nury Vittachi

from Ho Ho Hong Kong · host Mohammed Magdi and Eshan Arif

Author Nury Vittachi has released a new book criticising the 2019 protests, and posing questions about the motives of the protestors. We had a chat about his new release and his broader views about China.

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