Political situation
Written by: Wu Zhuoan
2021-06-20 18:27
Last update date: 2021-06-20 18:57
The government plans to arrange for district councillors to swear oaths in July. It is reported that three types of people will fall into the scope of "DQ", including those who participated in the primary elections of the pro-democracy party, have lent the office of members as a primary ballot station, and signed the "Mo Lao No Regrets" The district councillors of the protesters’ position statement predict that more than a hundred district councillors will be DQ due to this.
The Civic Party, which signed the "Declaration of Resistance" in the name of a political party, experienced a collective withdrawal from the party on the eve of the oath. Kwun Tong District Councillor Wong Ka-ying, Sham Shui Po District Councillor Cheung Kwan Kiu, Lau Ka Hang, Li Chunxi, Sha Tin District Councillor Lu Tsz Au, Mak Tsz Kin, and outlying islands District Councillor Li Jiahao announced his withdrawal from the party on his personal social platforms in the evening.
Liu Jiaheng: Thanks to the Civic Party for cultivation
Liu Jiaheng, who withdrew from the Civic Party, thanked the party for its cultivation and recognized many like-minded party members who helped each other through difficult times.
The road ahead will be steep. "Everyone cherishes each other and we are destined to see you bye bye." "I will never remember my original intentions and continue to be an upright person. Amidst the difficult historical torrent, I will face the people of Hong Kong with my conscience! I also wish the brothers and feet in prisons to return safely. "
Zhang Junqiao said that he made a mistake in joining the Citizen Party in his freshman year. He has been in a hurry for seven years and left in the middle. "I am really grateful to the people and things I have encountered here, including Professor Guan Xinji and Member Mao Mengjing. Wait, let me learn the principles of politics from everyone." Zhang Junqiao pointed out that in the troubled times, the road of political parties is difficult to move forward. He has to bid farewell to the Civic Party. "Now there is only one wish. I hope everyone will cherish and take care. As an independent person. On the way of democratic legislators, I will continue to work hand in hand with the democratic legislators of Kwai Tsing, relying on everyone's support, to continue on."
Li Junxi said that after careful consideration, he decided to withdraw from the Civic Party. "Thank you for your tolerance, understanding, support, and trust. I wish you all peace." Go with me, "I will remember all the guidance and tolerance of the past. In any case, I will try my best to do my part. I wish you all peace in the turbulence."
Mak Tsz Kin said that he decided to quit the Civic Party and resigned from his position in the party. "Since joining the Civic Party in 2016, my political career has begun. I am very grateful for the trust, cultivation and care of my predecessors in the past."
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News of quitting the party came out today. District councillors who had quit the party revealed to "01" earlier that the party had discussed issues such as oaths and quitting the party earlier, and that district councillors who wish to quit the party will "patch a time." "In the evening, they announced the news of their withdrawal from the party on their respective personal social platforms, emphasizing that it has nothing to do with the issue of whether the Civic Party will be dissolved.
Some district councillors who are also the executive committee members of the Civic Party stated that they would announce their withdrawal from the party in a personal way, and no supplements will be made at this stage. Other district councillors of the Civic Party said that they have not discussed quitting the party and are still holding a wait-and-see attitude on whether to withdraw.
Another district councillor who will quit the party revealed that the resignation members will announce their decision at 6 pm, describing the resignation district councilors as "a majority", but no district councillor will resign.
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