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UK won't deport ex-Hong Kong leader Wu Chi-wai after entry issues

The UK has confirmed that former Hong Kong opposition leader Wu Chi-wai will not be deported, despite initial complications upon his arrival. Immigration Minister Jo White stated that overseas convictions should not automatically disqualify individuals from settlement applications under the British National (Overseas) route. Wu, who was previously refused entry at London Heathrow Airport, was granted temporary admission and later a six-month visitor status following intervention from rights advocates and former Hong Kong governor Chris Patten. AI

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UK won't deport ex-Hong Kong leader Wu Chi-wai after entry issues

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · Jeffie Lam,Danny Mok ·

    UK rules out deporting ex-Hong Kong opposition leader after entry hiccup

    Former Hong Kong opposition leader Wu Chi-wai, who has been granted permission to enter the United Kingdom, will not be deported despite earlier complications in his attempt to settle in the country, the British immigration minister has confirmed. In a written reply on Thursday t…