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The UK has confirmed that former Hong Kong lawmaker Wu Chi-wai will not face deportation after experiencing immigration issues upon entering the country with his British National Overseas (BNO) passport.
Former Hong Kong opposition leader Wu Chi-wai has been granted a six-month stay in the UK after being detained at the border. The decision follows a review of his deportation order and allows him to remain in Britain temporarily.
Wu Chi-wai, former chairman of Hong Kong's Democratic Party and an ex-opposition lawmaker, has been released from prison after serving time for subversion under the national security law. He was among the 47 pro-democracy figures charged in a landmark national security case.
The British immigration minister has confirmed that former Hong Kong opposition leader Wu Chi-wai will not be deported, despite earlier complications with his entry into the United Kingdom.
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Hong Kong democracy activist Wu Chi-wai has been granted permission to stay in the UK for six months, following a previous deportation threat. This decision allows him temporary residency in the country.
Wu Chi-wai, former Hong Kong opposition leader, has sought asylum in the United Kingdom after being detained at an airport, having recently been released from prison after serving a sentence for conspiracy to subversion.