First Hong Kong democracy politician lands in Australia

Pro-democracy politician Ted Hui leaving a Hong Kong police station in 2020

Pro-democracy politician Ted Hui leaving a Hong Kong police station in 2020 Source: AAP

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Ted Hui, who is facing numerous criminal charges in Hong Kong, has told SBS News he is in Australia in a bid to expand international lobbying efforts on behalf of the city's pro-democracy movement.

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