@michaelmohk The test must fail. No matter it is right or wrong, CCP must suppress the freedom of speech, and maintain its regime stability at top priority. Appreciated the courageous act
My new op-ed on #HongKong's fire
"So this will be a test for Beijing and its proxy regime in Hong Kong. The regime has spent the past six years focused on implementing a crackdown on dissent ... instead of investing in infrastructure... Disasters like these bring to the fore the tensions that simmer beneath the surface. If public anger cannot be expressed through free speech and peaceful protest – both now criminalised under Hong Kong’s repressive national security laws – in what ways might Hong Kongers seek accountability?"
https://t.co/lHXyO3hNJ8
@lornemartin@YvetteCooperMP Just to let you know The world largest British Consulate is in Hong Kong. FCO knew better than anyone Hong Kong is not short of money to handle such. Local tycoons and community have already donates over GBP 50millions.
@hk_watch@jameswnaish Thanks James, for bringing this BNO pathway issue to discussion at Parliament. Many HKgers community watched the debate closely and we deeply appreciate your leadership and clear advocacy on our behalf