Hong Kong's John Lee Condemns UK Spying Claims Against Trade Officer

Hong Kong Chief Executive John Lee has condemned the UK’s move to charge three men with assisting an intelligence service from the city. “Any attempt to make unwarranted allegations against the Hong Kong government is unacceptable,” he said at a regular press briefing on Tuesday. One of the suspects works for Hong Kong's trade outpost in London.
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[@lastChang]

I can understand how Hong Kong 🇭🇰 Chief Lee *feels for being sanctioned by the US.*
- He can't apply for a credit card.
- All his money in banks, including ones in Hong Kong, is frozen.
- His empty houses in the US are forfeited.
- His kids can't attend US schools, and
- his wife can't go shoes shopping in America.
*How can he have any self-esteem to meet the press?*

[@ArabicReja973]

This coercive tactic is used frequently by the Chinese 🇨🇳 regime,
especially to the Uyghurs and dissidents abroad.

[@EzraMerr]

Mate the "spies" had nothing to do with the government except the ETO officer , they were helping a friend get their money back after the Woman stole £20,000,000+ from their company, Does it make sense to you that 11 people go to the person's house to "spy" on them