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The Chinese Foreign Office in Hong Kong and the HKSAR Government “expressed strong dissatisfaction and resolute opposition” to the report of the Group of British Members, accusing the London Government of acting coldly against a “media” founder of a report by a group of British MPs concerned about the situation in Hong Kong. Lai Chi Ying was prosecuted under the Hong Kong National Security Law of China. The UK responded by saying that there must be continued contact with Beijing.
According to the report by the APPG on Hong Kong, the British Parliament's cross-party Hong Kong case “shows the worst side of the system,” and that the British government's treatment of the British citizen is “nothing short of theft and theft.”
In an interview with the BBC on Tuesday (April 25th), British Foreign Secretary James Cleverly countered that the UK has spoken out about Lai Chi Ying's situation, but that to make a sustained statement, it must continue to reach out to the middle.
The Hong Kong Office of the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government has been strongly dissatisfied and firm against the Report of the British Discipline Group, accusing it of “Blatantly Undermining the Rule of Law in Hong Kong Under the Guise of Press Freedom”
According to the report by the APPG on Hong Kong, the British Parliament's cross-party Hong Kong case “shows the worst side of the system,” and that the British government's treatment of the British citizen is “nothing short of theft and theft.”
In an interview with the BBC on Tuesday (April 25th), British Foreign Secretary James Cleverly countered that the UK has spoken out about Lai Chi Ying's situation, but that to make a sustained statement, it must continue to reach out to the middle.
The Hong Kong Office of the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government has been strongly dissatisfied and firm against the Report of the British Discipline Group, accusing it of “Blatantly Undermining the Rule of Law in Hong Kong Under the Guise of Press Freedom”
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