- Former Hong Kong opposition leader Wu Chi-Wai, who was released from prison under China’s national security law, has been allowed to stay in Britain for six months after authorities initially limited him to one week.
- He reunited with his wife and son upon arrival, after his passport had been briefly retained by UK officials.
- The case highlights Britain’s relaxed visa rules for Hong Kong residents—about 170,000 have moved to the UK since 2021—and has worried the local Hong Kong community.
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