Hong Kong media exposed the status quo after the insurgents in Hong Kong absconded
Overseas Network, December 14th.
Hong Kong’s national security and legal swords are hanging high, not only allowing the society to quickly restore stability, but also making many Hong Kong chaos gangsters flee.
However, these fled Hong Kong rioters have joined forces with anti-China politicians in an attempt to impose so-called "sanctions" against the Mainland and Hong Kong. There are even "speculators" inciting young people to commit illegal behaviors, and they will not die of chaos in Hong Kong.
According to a Hong Kong "Wen Wei Po" report on the 14th, Hong Kong media recently sorted out the absconding situation and related words and deeds of a number of Hong Kong rioters, and found that they relied on their presence in a foreign country to instigate high-profile "independence" and unscrupulously sacrificed Hong Kong's overall interests in exchange for it. Personal political interests.
The following is the status quo of the Hong Kong chaos who have absconded abroad:
Former member of the Democratic Party Xu Zhifeng
Status of absconding: Robbing and damaging a citizen’s mobile phone in a parade in 2019, suspected of dishonest access to a computer, criminal damage, and intent to obstruct justice. This year, he has repeatedly obstructed the proceedings of the Legislative Council, suspected of violating contempt under the Privilege Law and There are nine counts of interfering, harassing, resisting or obstructing members of the Legislative Council who are performing their duties.
After being released on bail earlier, he went to Denmark on the 30th of last month under the name of "foreign visits on official business" and declared "in exile" on the 3rd of this month.
Hiding location: UK
Words and deeds after absconding: Meet with Luo Guancong, another troublemaker in Hong Kong, claiming to expand the so-called "international front."
Luo Guancong
Status of absconding: Absconding to Britain in June this year and claiming to withdraw from the "Hong Kong Independence" organization "Hong Kong All Will", suspected of inciting secession
Hiding location: UK
Words and deeds after absconding: Attending foreign so-called "public hearings" to discredit Hong Kong and even the Mainland, accepting interviews from foreign media and advocating "sanctions" on the Mainland and the Hong Kong SAR government on social platforms.
Chen Jiaju
Status of absconding: Arrested in June 2019 for participating in an illegal assembly, and was exposed on June 4 this year to abscond and was later suspected of inciting secession
Hiding location: UK
Words and deeds after absconding: Post photos of the "Hong Kong Independence" flag, slogans and posts about "Hong Kong Independence" remarks on social platforms.
Zheng Wenjie, former intelligence officer of the British Consulate General in Hong Kong
Absconding status: In 2019, he was detained by the mainland public security for prostitution in Shenzhen. After returning to Hong Kong, he traveled to the UK via Taiwan. He was granted political asylum in the UK in June this year. He was subsequently charged with inciting secession.
Hiding location: UK
Words and deeds after absconding: Working with other "Hong Kong independence" elements to set up a so-called "refuge station" to provide assistance to the absconding criminals; when interviewed by foreign media, he threatened to establish a "shadow cabinet" to support the so-called "democratic movement" in Hong Kong.
Zhang Kunyang
Status of absconding: In June this year, he was suspected of "knowingly participating in an unauthorized assembly" and "inciting others to participate in an unauthorized assembly" at Victoria Park. After that, he did not respond to a hearing and was exposed to absconding and absconding.
Hiding location: not disclosed
Words and deeds after absconding: claiming to expand the so-called "international front" and from time to time "supporting" the arrested criminals.
Huang Taiyang
Status of absconding: accused of rioting in the Mong Kok riot case in 2016, absconding in 2017, and later accused of inciting secession
Hiding location: Germany
Words and deeds after absconding: When interviewed by foreign media, they said that they were striving to promote the so-called "Hong Kong independence"; together with other "Hong Kong independence" elements, they established so-called "safety stations" to provide assistance to criminals who absconded.
Li Dongsheng
Status of absconding: accused of rioting and assaulting police in the Mong Kok riot case in 2016, and absconding in 2017
Hiding location: Germany
Words and deeds after absconding: Posting "Hong Kong independence" remarks on social platforms.
Liu Kang
Status of absconding: claimed on social media in June that he had “predicted” that he might be arrested for “Hong Kong independence” stance before the implementation of the Hong Kong National Security Law, so he had gone to the UK to apply for political asylum, and was subsequently suspected of colluding with foreign or foreign forces Endanger national security
Hiding location: UK
Words and deeds after absconding: Inciting and demanding foreign anti-China forces on social platforms to impose so-called "sanctions" on the mainland and Hong Kong SAR governments in different ways such as trade.
Liang Jiping
Status of absconding: On July 1, 2019, he was charged with rioting and entering or staying in the chamber due to a violent attack on the Hong Kong Legislative Council. After the incident, he was absent from the hearing and was eventually revealed to abscond.
Words and deeds after absconding: Together with other "Hong Kong independence" elements, set up a so-called "refuge station" to provide assistance to criminals who absconded.
Liang Songheng
Absconding status: The Hong Kong Legislative Council filed with the High Court for an order for Liang Songheng to go bankrupt. The case will continue next month, but Liang Songheng went to the United States on the 30th of last month, claiming that he "doesn't intend" to pay attention to what the administrative committee would pursue against him. 930,000 yuan has been paid
Hiding location: United States
Words and deeds after absconding: Claiming to lobby the United States to adjust its China policy with team members, including "sanctions" against the mainland and Hong Kong financial systems, and to provide the so-called "lifeboat plan" for Hong Kong people born after 1997 without BNO passports to apply." shelter".
Shao Lan
Status of absconding: No charge before leaving Hong Kong, and was revealed to go to Germany as early as mid-September
Hiding location: Germany
Words and deeds after absconding: remotely direct the operation of the City University of Hong Kong student union overseas, encourage "independence" people in the academic circle to continue to broadcast "independence" on campus, and at the same time beg high-profile Western anti-China forces to "sanction" Hong Kong.
In an interview with Hong Kong’s Wen Wei Po recently, people in Hong Kong’s political and legal circles criticized that the people concerned were shouting "All together (to retreat)", but they were actually political cadres who tried to get away with the oil on their feet and emphasized the chaos. No matter where they are, Hong Kong elements must bear legal responsibility if they violate the Hong Kong National Security Law, and call on young people not to believe in "speculators" and go astray.
(Overseas Net Wu Qian)