Interview with Jimmy Lai, founder of Hong Kong Ringo Daily on bail September 12, 7:30
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Jimmy Lai, the founder of Hong Kong's newspaper "Ringo Daily," known for his critical tone in China, was arrested on suspicion of violating the Hong Kong National Security Law and is on bail. He emphasized his desire to continue to do his best to protect his freedom.
Jimmy Lai, the founder of "Ringo Daily," was arrested on August 10 on suspicion of violating the Hong Kong National Security Law, alleging that he had colluded with foreign powers and harmed national security. , Was released on bail.
A Hong Kong newspaper, known for its pro-Chinese tone, reports that Mr. Rei has funded a group on SNS calling for sanctions on the Hong Kong government abroad.
In an interview with NHK, Mr. Rei argued, "We are not providing financial support, and why it is a collusion with foreign powers to inform the current situation of Hong Kong and call for support," and did not violate the law. Insisted.
He added that the Hong Kong National Security Law "has a lot of room to be conveniently used in line with political intentions" and "it is impossible to conduct large-scale demonstrations under this law." He criticized Hong Kong for free speech and assembly freedom.
He said, "This law undermines the rule of law and makes it impossible to protect investment activities." He said that not only freedom of speech and assembly but also the business environment would deteriorate, and companies and investors would move away from Hong Kong.
"It is most important for the international community to pay attention, so people like me will continue to speak out," he said, emphasizing the desire to continue to do his best to protect Hong Kong's freedom.