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Ex-Hong Kong opposition leader Wu Chi-wai enters UK after reported denial​

The Times, citing his friends, earlier reported former chairman of Democratic Party was initially refused entry and told he would be deported​

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Wu Chi-wai takes part in a march from the Legislative Council to Government House in Central in June 2019. Photo: Nora Tam

Wu was among 45 former politicians and activists convicted of conspiracy to subvert state power under the national security law over their roles in a 2020 unofficial primary election. Photo: Nora Tam


Leopold Chen
Published: 10:57am, 23 Jul 2026Updated: 5:44pm, 23 Jul 2026

Former Hong Kong opposition leader Wu Chi-wai has been allowed into the UK, the South China Morning Post has learned, following a report he was denied entry while using his British National (Overseas) passport.

A source said on Thursday that Wu, ex-chairman of the Democratic Party and a former lawmaker, had been allowed into the United Kingdom. Citing his friends, The Times earlier reported he had initially been refused entry and told he would be deported.


Wu had served a sentence of four years and five months in a landmark subversion case and was released from a Hong Kong prison in late June.
 
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