Singapore Denies Entry to Wanted Former Lawmaker Nathan Law; Chief Executive Does Not Say Whether Hong Kong Asked for His Extradition
羅冠聰被新加坡拒絕入境 特首未回應有否要求星政府引渡
Nathan Law, the former Legislative Council member and chairperson of Demosisto wanted by the national security police with a bounty, was denied entry to Singapore on the 27th. Asked about the incident, Chief Executive John Lee did not say whether the Hong Kong government had asked the Singapore authorities to cooperate in extraditing Law to Hong Kong. He stressed only that “no country should harbour criminals” and that the government “will use all feasible methods to pursue criminals for life.” The Hong Kong and Macao Affairs Office recently published three articles criticising US consul Julie Eadeh for meeting Anson Chan, the former Chief Secretary for Administration, and Emily Lau, the former chairperson of the Democratic Party. Lee said he hoped “all consuls stationed in Hong Kong would do constructive things, and not destructive things.”
被國安警懸紅通緝的前立法會議員、香港眾志主席羅冠聰早前（27日）被新加坡拒絕入境，行政長官李家超被問及事件時，未有回應港府有否要求當地合作引渡羅返港，只強調「任何國家都不應包庇罪犯」，政府「會用一切可行方法終身追捕罪犯」。 港澳辦日前三度發表文章，批評美領事伊珠麗（Julie Eadeh）早前與前政務司司長陳方安生、民主黨前主席劉慧卿見面，李家超回應指「希望任何駐港領事都做建設性嘅事，唔好做破壞性嘅事」。