A court in Hong Kong ruled on Tuesday that two pro-independence politicians who inserted an anti-China snub into their oaths of office could not take their seats in the citys legislature, effectively ending a case in which Beijing had taken extraordinary steps to influence politics in Hong Kong. In todays Celebrity Chatroom, Ivan and Selina have invited Mr Martin Lee Chu-Ming, a renounced pro-democracy figure in Hong Kong, to share his view on the new type of democracy movement in Hong Kong, and whether or not it provides a sustainable future for Hong Kong democracy movement.
A court in Hong Kong ruled on Tuesday that two pro-independence politicians who inserted an anti-China snub into their oaths of office could not take their seats in the citys legislature, effectively ending a case in which Beijing had taken extraordinary steps to influence politics in Hong Kong. In todays Celebrity Chatroom, Ivan and Selina have invited Mr Martin Lee Chu-Ming, a renounced pro-democracy figure in Hong Kong, to share his view on the new type of democracy movement in Hong Kong, and whether or not it provides a sustainable future for Hong Kong democracy movement.
