Zheng Ruojun’s wrist injury talks about Simon Cheng’s case: he should report to the Chinese authorities

Political situation

Written by: Zheng Baosheng

2019-11-20 21:19

During the visit to London, England on November 14th, the Secretary for Justice, Zheng Ruoxi, encountered a protester who stumbled and fell in chaos. He later issued a statement denying the mob for causing serious harm to her body.

In addition, Simon Cheng, a Hong Kong resident of the Hong Kong British Consulate in August, said in an interview with the media such as the BBC that three mainland Chinese national security officers were tortured in an inhuman manner during the detention in China. The incident was cause for concern.

Zheng Ruoxi today (20th) met with reporters at the Chinese Embassy in London and said that at this stage, he would not comment on the Zheng Wenjie incident.

At the Chinese Embassy in London, Zheng Ruoxi saw a report on the injury. She said that her wrist was injured. (Reuters)

I have an alarm on my wrist and I also encourage Zheng Wenjie to report the alarm.

"Reuters" quoted Zheng Ruoxuan as saying that Zheng Wenjie should report the incident to the relevant Chinese authorities. "The news reports many things. It is extremely important to understand the facts and confirm the authenticity before making comments. Therefore, in this matter, I tend to Keep comments before receiving enough information."

Zheng Ruoxi said that he had fallen and injured his wrist. He had already reported to the police in the UK and encouraged Zheng Wenjie to report to the mainland public security.

When asked about Zheng Wenjie that he was tortured by the relevant Chinese authorities, he reported to the relevant Chinese authorities. Zheng Ruoxi said: "There are generally channels to complain about these matters."

Simon Cheng, a former staff member of the British Consulate, said that he was seeking asylum when he was resigned from Guoan.

Simon Zheng Wenjie, a staff member of the British Consulate in Hong Kong, has returned to Hong Kong for a temporary absence from the police.

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The British Consulate’s Hong Kong staff lost the mainland for more than 10 days. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs confirmed the administrative detention.

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