According to China Economic Network on June 10, one week after the legislative decision on national security involving Hong Kong was announced, the leader of "Hong Kong independence" Chen Jiaju abandoned her insurance policy and fled.
Hong Kong media reported that Chen Jiaju, the convener of the "Hong Kong independence" organization "Student Independence Alliance", which is on bail, was absconded by the "Hong Kong independence" organization, abandoned her bail and fled at the beginning of this month. She may have been hiding in Europe and the Netherlands. An insider revealed that since the news of the legislation of the National Security Law in Hong Kong in late May and the legislative decision of the National People's Congress, Chen Jiaju has repeatedly expressed her concerns to her friends that she would be arrested, and even inquire about and find ways to plan to abscond.
Chen Jiaju was arrested on June 10 last year for illegal assembly. During his bail, he had to report to the police station once a week, but by the 4th of this month, Chen Jiaju did not report to the police station on time. Witnesses said that they saw Chen Jiaju in the airport waiting hall, and they should have taken KLM flight KL888 that left Hong Kong at noon.
information shows that Chen Jiaju, 30, once joined the Civic Party and established the "Student Independence Alliance" in 2018, which was later renamed the "Hong Kong Independence Alliance" to advocate "Hong Kong Independence". In 2019, he and former member of the "Hong Kong National Party" Chen Haotian and others went outside the G20 summit venue of Osaka, Japan to protest. On June 9, 2019, the black rioters first started a "violent Hong Kong disruption" activity in Kim Jong. Chen Ka-kui, who was suspected of inciting violence to attack the Legislative Council, and eight other people were charged with illegal assemblies, but were bailed by court. Chen Ka-kui's bail condition is to report to the Soo Maoping Police Station every week. Hong Kong Wenhui.com disclosed on the 10th that during his bail, Chen Jiaju flew to Taiwan with Zhong Hanlin and others to meet "Taiwan independence" elements, trying to hide in Taiwan by abandoning the security and absconding, but was rejected by the Taiwan side.
Chen Jiaju became another leader of a "Hong Kong independence" organization who abandoned her protection and absconded with her. Among them, Huang Taiyang and Li Dongsheng, who were accused of inciting illegal assembly, inciting riots and riots for participating in the 2016 Mong Kok riot, were exposed to fleeing to Germany in November 2017; Li Qianyi, a member of the "local democratic frontline" who was charged with two counts of riots, fled to Taiwan in January 2017.
Why did Chen Jiaju, the leader of "Hong Kong independence", escape? The fact that he was in trouble in Hong Kong was already very obvious!
The website of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs once pointed out that the National People's Congress authorized the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress to formulate relevant laws through relevant decisions, which only targeted behaviors and activities that seriously endanger national security, such as separating the country, subverting the state power, organizing and carrying out terrorist activities, as well as activities of foreign and overseas forces interfering in the affairs of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region.
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