Hong Kong media tycoon Jimmy Lai ordered back to jail after bail revoked

Hong Kong pro-democracy mogul Jimmy Lai has been ordered back to prison after the city’s highest court ruled a judge may have erred in granting him bail. Lai, 76, had been granted bail on Dec. 23 after three weeks in custody on charges of fraud and endangering national security. The Hong Kong government appealed that decision to the Court of Final Appeal. His appeal hearing is slated for Feb. 1.

Hong Kong media tycoon Jimmy Lai ordered back to jail after bail revoked

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