🚨 Wu Chi-wai faces deportation from 🇬🇧 this Wednesday.
If @ukhomeoffice sends him back to #HongKong, they will send a political prisoner back into the hands of the officials that jailed him for supporting democracy.
@ShabanaMahmood must immediately reverse course and extend Wu’s stay in the UK.
https://t.co/yB2Z5vuMzo
Mr. Wu holds a valid BNO passport that he can stay in UK for 180 days. Home Office has to investigate what happen in UK border control.
A Hong Kong democracy activist’s long-awaited London reunion may be cut short | The Asahi Shimbun: https://t.co/GnFlmzrewN
Mr. Wu holds a valid BNO passport that he can stay in UK for 180 days. Home Office has to investigate what happen in UK border control.
A Hong Kong democracy activist’s long-awaited London reunion may be cut short | The Asahi Shimbun: https://t.co/GnFlmzrewN
https://t.co/421n3oBPnF
Hong Kong is dying. The place which was one of the freest in speech before 1997 is now handicapped and hijacked by the HKSAR gov't and CCP.
As @andyburnham is on course to become 🇬🇧 Prime Minister, Hong Kong Watch led a cohort of Manchester-based #HongKong civil society groups to urge him to champion Hong Kongers’ integration into the UK labour market and to protect the #BNO route from new settlement requirements.
Read the full letter here: https://t.co/uBs6qVadrC
Two statues in front of the railway bridge honour two prosperous industries; Textile and Steel; during the Industrial Revelution in the 1800's. New ideas were flourishing and improved people's life, wealth and civilization as well.
Two people who built a life together, who chose each other, who deserved decades more of moments like this one.
Teresa Lai has been waiting for her husband for nearly five years. Jimmy Lai remains in solitary confinement at 78, serving a 20-year sentence for defending democracy and a free press.
Bring him home to her.
#FreeJimmyLai
@TheBritLad By no means, the colours of the Union Jack represent the status of British who fond of democracy, equality and christianity believes. Once it was omitted, British will lose their souls.
In 1842, a dot of land on the Ching Empire was acquired by UK as a colony. It started the transformation of Hong Kong from a fishing port to a major financial centre. With the foundations of The Rule of Law, Freedom, Equality, Hong Kong once was the best place to go before 2000.