Lee Cheuk-yan, in yellow shirt, and Martin Lee Chu-ming, in beige shirt, at a rally in Hong Kong on April 28 opposing the extradition bill. Both men were part of a delegation testifying in Washington on Wednesday. Photo: Edmond So
Lee Cheuk-yan, in yellow shirt, and Martin Lee Chu-ming, in beige shirt, at a rally in Hong Kong on April 28 opposing the extradition bill. Both men were part of a delegation testifying in Washington on Wednesday. Photo: Edmond So

Hong Kong extradition opponents take their case to the US Congress

  • Delegation warns of dire consequences and seeks immediate action to help derail extradition bill
  • Testimony is part of a campaign that will include a meeting with Secretary of State Mike Pompeo

Lee Cheuk-yan, in yellow shirt, and Martin Lee Chu-ming, in beige shirt, at a rally in Hong Kong on April 28 opposing the extradition bill. Both men were part of a delegation testifying in Washington on Wednesday. Photo: Edmond So
Lee Cheuk-yan, in yellow shirt, and Martin Lee Chu-ming, in beige shirt, at a rally in Hong Kong on April 28 opposing the extradition bill. Both men were part of a delegation testifying in Washington on Wednesday. Photo: Edmond So
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