
Hanane Razek
Award-winning Egyptian-British international correspondent and presenter at BBC Arabic / BBC World Service.
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Aug 29, 2026
Hong Kong's bookstore raids
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Hanane RazekGUEST
Uh, we were covering the African Cup of Nations, uh, for football, which Morocco hosted.

Hanane RazekGUEST
And I remember one day we went for a walk, uh, me and the team, and we saw a number of buildings, one after another, overlooking the coastal line, and they were either demolished or partly demolished.

Hanane RazekGUEST
You would see, like, a whole floor intact, but then the floor above or underneath would have no windows and is partly demolished.

Hanane RazekGUEST
And in some parts, actually, we saw banners surrounding buildings or some parts of the area saying development and reorganization of the city.
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18:57Faranak AmidiHOST
What, what is the explanation for it? So what, what are the authorities saying they're using the land for?