Tag - Lee Bo
Explainer: The controversial joint checkpoint arrangement for Hong Kong’s Express Rail Link
Carrie Lam ‘twisting core issue’ of missing bookseller incident, says Democratic Party chief
Wife of ‘abducted’ billionaire Xiao Jianhua reportedly flees to Japan as police deny involvement in disappearance
Chinese billionaire ‘issues’ statement on front page of Hong Kong newspaper refuting abduction reports
No plans to prosecute bookseller Lee Bo, Hong Kong immigration chief says
Hong Kong’s ‘One Country, Two Systems’ threatened, NGO warns in report on bookseller ‘kidnappings’
UK govt’s regular report says it ‘remains concerned’ over missing booksellers, declining press freedom in HK
Interview: Only one breach of One Country Two Systems a ‘remarkable achievement’ says outgoing British consul
‘Apologise to the king’: Is the German Consulate’s word of the week a nod to Chinese swimmer Sun Yang?
Hong Kong should have asked Beijing about bookseller Lee Bo case, says commentator
Returned bookseller has been followed at least twice, says lawmaker
UK human rights report notes ‘severe breach’ in Hong Kong autonomy agreement
After a last-minute change of heart, bookseller Lam Wing-kee became a true Hong Kong hero
Full, complete transcript of returned bookseller Lam Wing-kee’s press conference and Q&A
All in it together: The bookseller’s ordeal in China could happen to any of us
Returned bookseller will not reply to claims in his mainland girlfriend’s ‘interview’
‘We are all Lam Wing-kee’ banner appears on Beacon Hill backing returned bookseller
Bookseller Lam Wing-kee is lying, colleagues claim in ‘exclusive’ newspaper interview
Pan-democrats to march to China Liaison Office on Sat in support of bookseller Lam Wing-kee
Bookseller Lee Bo denies he was kidnapped, hits back at claims from colleague Lam Wing-kee
‘Missing’ bookseller Lam Wing-kee returns to Hong Kong
Video: ‘Totally unacceptable’: China foreign minister lashes out at Canadian reporter for asking about human rights
Video: ‘Speaking up is the only option I have’: Daughter of ‘abducted’ bookseller testifies at US hearing
New US gov’t report says bookseller saga may be ‘most significant breach’ of One Country, Two Systems
Missing bookseller case ‘most serious challenge’ to HK’s system since 1997 handover, EU says
Missing Hong Kong bookseller case unfortunate: China liaison office official
UK Foreign Sec. says bookseller Lee Bo was taken to mainland ‘under duress’, still a UK citizen
Bookseller Lee Bo: A friend asked if I wanted to go to the mainland to help missing employees
Bookseller ‘returns to Hong Kong’ once again as newspaper publishes ‘selfies’
‘My brother became Lee Bo’: Dissident slams Chinese police as held family denies kidnap claim
Bookseller Lee Bo ‘back in mainland’; hails China’s development, says his rights were protected
Bookseller Lee Bo back in Hong Kong, asks authorities to cancel missing person report
Missing bookseller case among ‘most worrying’ incidents since 1997 handover, says HK Bar Assoc. chair
Causeway Bay books co-owner Lee Bo may return to HK by end of the month – report
Another missing bookseller re-emerges in HK, says he is free to travel across mainland border
No one believes the booksellers’ stories, but China has achieved its cloak-and-dagger aims
Police have ‘no further updates’ on two missing booksellers’ speedy return to the mainland
Bookseller Lee Bo feared ‘political reasons’ behind colleague’s disappearance, before vanishing himself
University student unions to sell ‘banned’ books in protest of detained booksellers
‘Missing’ bookseller Lui Por back in Hong Kong: government
HK bookseller Lee Bo renunciation of British citizenship ‘questionable’, says British MP
LegCo pres. says it would be ‘unfair’ not to believe bookseller as police and lawmaker raise doubts
Person who did ‘not speak Cantonese’ threatened to kidnap me, says localist group leader Ray Wong
Circumstances decisive in whether Lee Bo broke the law in leaving Hong Kong – lawmakers, officials
‘Always Hongkonger and Chinese’: Lee Bo confirms surrender of UK citizenship, may sue over ‘prostitute’ claims
Detained bookseller’s claims difficult to believe, say Hong Kong lawmakers
Detained bookseller Lee Bo says he will ‘give up’ UK residency in Chinese TV ‘interview’
Missing booksellers ‘operated illegal business’, but could return to HK soon – state media
Foreign Correspondents’ Club ‘troubled’ by China’s failure to explain missing booksellers
HK bookseller Lee Bo does not want attention, says Chinese mission following UN criticism
China must release detained activists, rights lawyers: UN
‘Mind your words’: China slams Britain for ‘interfering’ in Hong Kong bookseller case
Britain says missing Hong Kong bookseller ‘involuntarily removed’ to China
Explainer: What we know, and what don’t know, about the 5 missing booksellers
European Parliament calls for immediate safe release of 5 missing booksellers
Guangdong police confirm remaining three missing booksellers ‘under investigation’
Amnesty Int’l calls for urgent action over missing journalist who ‘voluntarily’ returned to China
US urges China to let booksellers go home
Exiting Hong Kong ‘illegally’ is not a crime, says Regina Ip
Hong Kong press freedoms decline in 2015 – report
Orwell revisited: The Party wants Hongkongers to learn to love Big Brother
State newspaper editorials do not represent official stance on bookseller case – Security Sec.
British MPs speak out over missing Hong Kong booksellers
Guangdong governor says Lee Bo case will have ‘fair evaluation’ as HK reporters obstructed
Missing bookseller Lee Bo says he is ‘free and safe’ in letter, met wife in China
Int’l rights of EU citizens ‘must be protected’, says German ambassador amid China detentions
HK political publisher’s staffer detained in mainland last year; grilled to elicit company secrets – report
EU, UK, Sweden urge China to disclose information about Hong Kong missing publishers
Chinese police confirm missing bookseller Lee Bo is in mainland, 17 days after HK enquiry
VIDEO: Taiwanese animators offer colourful take on missing bookseller controversy
‘Unconvincing diversion’: Amnesty International slams HK bookseller’s state TV ‘confession’
Mainland yet to reply to HK gov’t, says CY, after ‘confession’ and new ‘letter’ from missing booksellers
More questions than answers: Missing publisher’s ‘Chinese style confession’ draws backlash
Leung’s Policy Address: 48 Kowtows to Beijing whilst ignoring Hongkongers
Questions raised after missing HK bookseller ‘confesses’ to drink-driving death on state TV
Seven banned books: Published in Hong Kong, censored in China
Missing Impossible: Hong Kong, China, and the Abducted Booksellers
Taiwanese version of dissident’s new book faces distribution problems in HK
