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Ex-Hong Kong opposition leader appeals UK order to leave as he seeks BN(O) route

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Former Hong Kong opposition leader Wu Chi-wai has appealed a UK government decision granting him only seven days' temporary admission, requiring him to leave by Wednesday. He has written to the British Home Office asking for reconsideration and may seek a judicial review if the appeal fails. The move comes as he seeks to use the British National (Overseas) route to stay in the UK.

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Wu Chi-wai, ex-Hong Kong opposition leader, appealed the UK government's 7-day temporary admission order.

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Former Hong Kong opposition leader Wu Chi-wai has appealed against the UK government's decision to grant him only seven days' temporary admission.

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Wu Chi-wai could potentially seek a judicial review if the appeal is rejected.

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  • Wu Chi-wai, ex-Hong Kong opposition leader, appealed the UK government's 7-day temporary admission order.
  • He wrote to the Home Office requesting reconsideration of the decision.

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Former Hong Kong opposition leader Wu Chi-wai has appealed against the UK government’s decision to grant him only seven days’ temporary admission, requiring him to leave the country by Wednesday, the South China Morning Post has learned.

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Wu Chi-wai could potentially seek a judicial review if the appeal is rejected.

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A source said Wu Chi-wai had sent a letter to the Home Office telling them they made a mistake.

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Former Hong Kong opposition leader Wu Chi-wai has appealed against the UK government's decision to grant him only seven days' temporary admission.

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Wu Chi-wai is required to leave the UK by Wednesday.

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Wu Chi-wai has written to the British Home Office asking it to reconsider the decision.

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