Active in the #UmbrellaMovement he attends protests and offers updates via Twitter, also with Vine and this morning January 4, 2016, he covered the current hot case of what appears to be kidnapping by mainland authorities of Hong Kong citizens.
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Mr Lee went missing last Wednesday when he went to a warehouse in Hong Kong to collect a consignment of books.
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Albert Ho has vowed with fellow Hong Kong lawmakers to begin pressing the Chinese government about the missing men and the possible indications that the government instigated the disappearances.
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Missing person reports were made about three others: bookstore manager Lam Wing-kei; general manager of the publishing house Lui Bo; and business manager, Cheung Jiping.
“If mainland [Chinese] law enforcement personnel enforce the law in Hong Kong, this is unacceptable because it breaches the Basic Law”, Leung said, referring to the city’s mini-constitution, in rare comments defending Hong Kong’s autonomy.
“It’s just Beijing rounding up its dissidents in Hong Kong, and that’s a huge attack on this “one country, two system” promise, and we’re terrified”. In the past, we were safe because we lived in Hong Kong instead of the mainland China.
It is believed the publishing company behind the bookstore was about to launch a book about the former love life of President Xi Jinping. If the above speculation is true, it indicates the erosion of “one country, two system” in the Basic Law of Hong Kong.
CY Leung’s remarks come amid increasing issues for Lee Bo, a publisher who sold publications critical of the top leaders in China, in a case which has triggered additional demonstrations about mainland intervention in the matters of the semi-sovereign territory. He told her that he was in the Chinese border city of Shenzhen, “assisting” mainland police in an investigation into four of his colleagues, who have also gone missing.
“The speed with which the SAR government, or chief executive, have chosen to react to this incident that makes Hong Kong people anxious (and) leaves much to be desired”. “This book has not yet gone to print, but probably it has something to do with this book”.
Hong Kong pro-democracy lawmakers say they’ll press the government for answers after a fifth employee of a publisher specializing in books critical of China’s ruling communists went missing.
“To my knowledge… the book concerns the story about the girlfriend…(from) some years ago”, he said.
“I asked him if it was related to the case before”.
Mr Lee is the fifth person associated with the Causeway Bay Bookstore to go missing.
Hong Kong replaced NY as the most popular place for new listings in 2015 for the first time since 2011, with new records set and HK$262.1 billion raised from 124 share sales, said global auditor Deloitte.
Acting Secretary for Security: The Hong Kong Police have so far received reports relating to the missing of four Hong Kong residents.
Local media said Gui Minhai, a Swedish national and co-owner of Mighty Current, failed to return from a holiday in Thailand in October.
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Chinese government critics on the mainland frequently disappear without a word, only to re-appear later in police detention.
