Another #HongKong district councilor Lee Kawai from the Tuen Mun District Council announced today that he has left the city to cite security concerns related to the increased following and naming by #China's official media as some of the reasons that caused him to leave.
He joined other organizations to call on the international community to oppose #HongKong's NSL last year before the law came into effect and he also participated in the Legco primary held by the pro-democracy camp last year,
He said considering the fact that he had actively participated in street protests before, he had no choice but to leave #HongKong for safety reasons. facebook.com/kawaileeFS/pos…
Lee said the reason why he didn't resign from his position as district councilor before he left #HongKong was that he hopes to use his role to help more people.
He apologized for not being able to complete his four-year term and he hopes that he and other exiled #HongKong people can return to the city soon. He admitted that there is no definite timeline for him to return to the city but he hopes in the near future, they all can ...
... gather in the city again.
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