When Belarus used “migrants” as a hybrid weapon against Poland I didn’t see Finland and Sweden threaten Poland and talk about excluding it from Schengen
Just spoke with a person who knew her as a personal friend; the NGO that worked for didn't even let her collect her personal belongings after they fired her.
@ThinkFinance999@graham_euan "Revolutions/civil wars have all the rights to take all the territory occupied by the previous entity" not according to international law. Though I agree a peaceful resolution is necessary, it is not something the PRC is willing to accept unless it results in reunification.
@ThinkFinance999@graham_euan As absurd as claiming sovereignty over an island that was fully governed for merely ten years before Japanese forces invaded and considering a mere claim to automatically result in legal sovereignty despite there being no legal basis for it?
@ThinkFinance999@graham_euan Patient about what? An island they've never governed, a people they have no business governing? Consistently violating their airspace, building replicas of government buildings & the main station in Taipei to practice invasion tactics. Is this the patience you talk of?
Many (definitely not all) overseas Chinese I've encountered still believe in the CPC's propaganda & don't seek out information to verify facts which results in continued loyalty to the party. Obviously there will always be some form of criticism of policies but not of the party.
President Xi Jinping has called for rallying the strength of overseas Chinese, returned overseas Chinese and their relatives to contribute to building China into a strong country and advancing national rejuvenation.
Xi, who is also general secretary of the Communist Party of China Central Committee and chairman of the Central Military Commission, made the remarks in an instruction conveyed at a national meeting on work related to Chinese nationals overseas, which was held in Beijing on Monday and Tuesday. #XiJinping #习近平 @XisMoments https://t.co/EIlwW8BQWB
The Food and Environmental Hygiene Department has conducted a spot inspection after reports of a rat infestation at a Ka Wai Estate ParknShop supermarket in Hung Hom.
🔗 In full: https://t.co/OMc9v63zwR
@FY4Chan I'm sure he will which is why the UK authorities' actions are completely unacceptable. We've already seen how others have been targeted for leaving (such as Agnes Chow).
Wu's legal team received confirmation he's been granted 6 months in the UK just as any other Hong Konger on a tourist visa. They are now trying to retrieve his previously confiscated passport at the border. MPs pressured authorities
https://t.co/yDUdJdqCU1
https://t.co/XDYsS1TExy
Wu Chi-wai has commented on his predicament in the UK: "I never imagined that after five & a half years of imprisonment [in HK], arriving here happily to see my family would result in such a terrible ordeal." https://t.co/dXjQ5WTkfZ
https://t.co/XDYsS1TExy
It seems to me that he initially wanted to merely visit his family & move at a later date. UK authorities have however acted in a way that will likely put him at risk upon return to Hong Kong & one must ask whether he will be allowed to leave Hong Kong after the UK gov's actions.
🚨 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
Yet more outrageous stupidity from @ukhomeoffice Border Force
If this is true, it is an utter scandal how Hong Kong pro-democracy leader Wu Chi-wai has been treated
@andyburnham@ShabanaMahmood@JoWhiteSays : please act immediately to fix this 👇
My understanding is that this is one step towards taxing Chinese individuals for overseas income with some citizens reportedly having received enquiries from their gov regarding their income.
@krislc Not entirely sure how they operate in regards to frontline officers & their duties but many countries have an executive officer who needs to be involved & sign off on any decision. I think that is a necessity, especially in regards to B(NO) cases as this won't be the last time.
@krislc The concern, in my view, is the initial proclamation without proper review which leads to stress and anxiety for the applicant. I would assume a deportation wouldn't happen anyways given the obvious error that would have to go through a review before being finalised as an order.