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he s almost being extradited back to mainland china. and those are really, like, real cases that makes us fear whether that would happen on us. a recent parliamentary report issued in westminster in the united kingdom said that the british government was failing to address the china threat. they said that the government appeared to have no strategy. even conservative mps, backers of prime minister rishi sunak, said that the british government response to what they perceive to be the growing china threat was weak. do you feel the same way? definitely. we all felt the foreign minister, when he did the address about it, how he d been doing a lot of diplomatic missions to mainland china, also sending a financial minister to hong kong, which had never happened in a few years. these are definitely signals of him sending a very soft tone to the country.
i think that it s my legitimate right to express any signals from hong kong to anyone who wants to listen to it. most importantly, i ve repeatedly urged the hong kong government to give any evidence they have. do you get money, funding from the united states? i have clearly stated that i don t get any fundingsl from any government, including the united states and the united kingdom. i m an independent activist and that gives me the room to do advocacy work that are most favourable to hong kong people. the reason why the chinese government wanted to fabricate the whole stories of, like, there are a lot of cia and agents in this protest movement is they don t want people to believe that people have the agency, protesters have the agency to ask for a better future because they don t want chinese people to fall into it. nonetheless, it seems to me, you end up, on some of your missions, your advocacy work, feeling disappointed with what you hear from politicians who want to maintain trading
you are part, i believe, of an initiative which over the next few weeks and months is supposed to roll out a form of online parliament in exile, bringing together. i m not part of it. you re not part of it at all? yeah, no. so you don t believe in it? because i wanted to quiz you on whether you believe that some of the stated aims of this parliament in exile, which will be, of course, a virtual institution, whether you believe that they are the right aims, quoting elmer yuen who, again, is a pro democracy activist who is involved in this initiative he says, the aim is to take down the communists and regain freedom for hong kong. do you share that? well, we are a very diverse community. people can have their advocacy work as they like as long as we have the idea of having a free and democratic hong kong. these initiatives definitely draw a lot of attention and a lot of voice. for me, if we think about a parliament in exile, we think about government in exile because they are supp
its independentjudicial system, which it still has, you can still tick all of those boxes and say that hong kong is still functioning very different from china. the essence of one country, two systems is not currency. it s about autonomy, democracy and freedom, and those were the promises made in 80s and 90s when there was a draft of basic law and there were discussions after the tiananmen massacre and before the handover. is that what hong kongers really care about most, or do they actually care about the economic vibrancy of hong kong, the stability of hong kong? hong kong still, relatively speaking, is a good place to do business, where people like to travel to do their tourism. that still remains, and hong kongers care about that. well, the hong kong economy is going downhill and that s why a lot of people left, especially those expats. and secondly. not as many left as you thought would. and, secondly, the most important
southern and central scotland, where we could see the odd heavy and sundry one. 16 degrees in stornoway, 23 in norwich and london. tuesday night, parts of scotland hold on to a lot of cloud, some rain, maybe north east england as well. elsewhere, dry with clear spells. some fog across northern ireland, western and southern england, wales. some of it could be fairly dense as we start wednesday. the winds will be pretty light, high pressure will be pretty light, high pressure will be building in. quite a weakfeature at first, so still some showers around, but not as many for the middle of the week. still this area of cloud in some parts of scotland with patchy rain here and there. elsewhere, early fog should lift and clear, then we will see sunshine, still a scattering of showers but not many. 20 in glasgow, 25 in london, sojust signs not many. 20 in glasgow, 25 in london, so just signs of something a