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A Hong Kong democracy activist’s long-awaited London reunion may be cut short

Former Hong Kong opposition leader Wu Chi-wai has entered the UK amidst conflicting reports regarding his deportation status.

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The brief

Wu Chi-wai, a former Hong Kong opposition leader, has arrived in the United Kingdom. While he was reportedly facing deportation on Wednesday and is not seeking asylum, his lawyer states that he has been granted a stay in Britain.

Coverage from the South China Morning Post, Reuters, and AP News highlights the tension between his arrival and the potential for a shortened visit. AOL.com reports that the UK will review the deportation order issued for the activist.

Future developments center on the outcome of the UK's review of the deportation order and whether the stay granted to Wu will be maintained.

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Quick answers

Is Wu Chi-wai seeking asylum in the UK?

According to the Hong Kong Free Press, he is not seeking asylum.

What is the current status of his stay in Britain?

Reports are conflicted; while some coverage mentions a deportation order, his lawyer told Reuters that he was granted a stay.

When was Wu Chi-wai facing deportation?

The Hong Kong Free Press reported he faced deportation on Wednesday.

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