i sent an email to my school and the school tell my parents that i went to the uk. you didn t want to tell your parents why? i hadn t told anything about my leave. why? i think it is quite dangerous for me to tell them that i m leaving because they are like, they re pro government, they re working in the government. how did they feel about that? the relationship is getting better, ithink. do you think you can go back to hong kong right now? right now, no. like clark, many of those who took part in the protests in hong kong have taken refuge in the uk. nathan law is one of the most high profile pro democracy campaigners. he s now in political exile in britain, as he says he would face imprisonment if he returned home. i have always been a target of chinese propaganda and online attacks, so i ve been receiving a lot of abuses, like threats.
between hong kongers and those that support the chinese government, the actions on both sides can be problematic. clark is still very politically active since moving to the uk. active and since moving to the uk he s helped to organize protests against the actions of china. he posted a video of a clash between hong kongers and two chinese women standing outside their shop. why are all these guys from hong kong like approaching these women? those chinese taking pictures and video. some hong kongers feel so angry. what do you think about these hong kong guys intimidating these chinese women? i think it s quite violence, but it can use another way to try to communicate with them. if i were the woman, i d feel afraid. i saw you posted this video, but then you also put the addresses of the women online. yeah. therefore, the problem. why did you post their addresses, though?
protests like this one in london earlier this year have been taking place across the country. the government has been forcefully silencing us for a while, you know, even though we re living in a foreign city, but we still care about our city. we still care about freedom. people in hong kong are living under intimidation and it s getting more difficult to get facts and information with that many newspaper and media closed down. this is clark. he s 19 and regularly speaks out about what s happening in hong kong. he was heavily involved in the protests in hong kong while he was still at school. in 2019, a photo of him being arrested by police was beamed around international news outlets. how old were you? 15. 16. you were 16? 16. yeah. why is that blood on your head? i was mostly hit by my head. clark left hong kong at christmas because he was worried
difficult to get facts and information with many newspaper and media closed down. this is clark. he s 19 and regularly speaks out about what s happening in hong kong. he was heavily involved in the protests in hong kong while he was still at school. in 2019, a photo of him being arrested by police was beamed around international news outlets. how old were you? 15. 16. you were 16? 16. yeah. why is that blood on your head? i was mostly hit by my head. clark left hong kong at christmas because he was worried about being arrested again. he s been granted political asylum in the uk and has been living in manchester. why did you come to the uk? because at that time i think it s very dangerous for me because ijoin lots of protests. your parents found out you went to the uk because the school emailed them to let them know.