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Taiwan’s leader pays tribute to Hong Kong bookseller Lam Wing-kee after his death

Taiwan's leader honors Hong Kong bookseller Lam Wing-kee, who died in Taipei after being detained by China.

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The brief

Lam Wing-kee, a Hong Kong bookseller, has died in Taipei at the age of 70. He was previously detained by China in 2015. Taiwan's leader has paid tribute to him.

Coverage emphasizes Lam's detention in 2015 and his subsequent move to Taiwan. Reports from Reuters, NPR, and Yahoo News highlight his age and the circumstances of his death. The South China Morning Post and GazetteXtra focus on the tribute from Taiwan's leader.

Watch for further reactions from political figures and additional details about Lam's life and legacy. Coverage does not yet specify any planned memorial services or public reactions.

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Quick answers

Who was Lam Wing-kee?

Lam Wing-kee was a Hong Kong bookseller who was detained by China in 2015 and later moved to Taiwan.

How old was Lam Wing-kee at the time of his death?

Lam Wing-kee was 70 years old when he died.

Where did Lam Wing-kee die?

Lam Wing-kee died in Taipei.

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