Matthew Cheung says the government does not have a fixed time frame for reaching a long-term extradition deal with mainland China. Photo: May Tse Matthew Cheung says the government does not have a fixed time frame for reaching a long-term extradition deal with mainland China. Photo: May Tse
Matthew Cheung says the government does not have a fixed time frame for reaching a long-term extradition deal with mainland China. Photo: May Tse
Hong Kong /  Politics

exclusive | Hong Kong’s extradition furore ‘a real challenge’ but no crisis, Chief Secretary Matthew Cheung insists

  • City’s No 2 official says government has not communicated its aims well enough
  • He adds that worries about legal amendments – which brought hundreds of thousands onto the streets in protest – will dissipate once they are implemented

Topic |   Hong Kong extradition bill
Gary CheungAlvin Lum
Gary Cheung and Alvin Lum

Updated: 12:04am, 12 Jun, 2019

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Matthew Cheung says the government does not have a fixed time frame for reaching a long-term extradition deal with mainland China. Photo: May Tse Matthew Cheung says the government does not have a fixed time frame for reaching a long-term extradition deal with mainland China. Photo: May Tse
Matthew Cheung says the government does not have a fixed time frame for reaching a long-term extradition deal with mainland China. Photo: May Tse
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