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Written by: Lao Minyi
2019-12-11 11:25
Last updated: 2019-12-11 11:25Mainland lawyer Chen Qiushi came to Hong Kong as a tourist in August this year, participated in rallies held in different camps, and took pictures on Weibo to let mainland netizens understand the wave of demonstrations in Hong Kong from multiple perspectives. However, the film was deleted after being pressured. And end the trip early.
Chen Qiushi stated on Twitter today (11th) that the original Japanese tour group of 40 people had all the visas, air tickets and hotels, but a few hours before boarding at Tianjin Airport, he received a call from the Public Security Bureau to notify him that he had been restricted from leaving the country. He had to talk to the Public Security Bureau. In the end, he had to work hard to send his mother and other groupmates who left the country abroad for the first time to leave the airport.
Chen Qiushi questioned in the article, "Pinks always let people like us get out of China, but they are not allowed to go abroad. In the end, do not let them go?" He said that some group members made a special trip from Macau and Vancouver to China to participate in this time. The tour group estimates that this incident "only adds 40 people who hate the Chinese government to this world's success."
He believed that he had been restricted from leaving the country because he had been to Hong Kong. The relevant action was caused by political persecution. There were no legal procedures and legal basis, and he did not know when it would be lifted.
Chen Qiushi has come to Hong Kong to record anti-revision movements. (Screenshot of the movie)
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