Lee Man-ho
Lee Man-ho is a former Hong Kong councilor, known for his outspoken views on political issues in the region. He gained notable attention recently for his comments regarding the assault on Japanese commentator Akio Yaita, suggesting that the assailant, a Chinese national named Liao, may have been instructed by Beijing to execute the attack. Lee's remarks emphasize concerns over the Chinese government's tactics of repression and intimidation against dissenting voices, particularly in Taiwan and Hong Kong.
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Recent news mentions
Lee Man-ho wrote on social media about Liao's sentencing for drug trafficking.
Cabinet mulls legal changes after commentator attacked
Taiwan· 2026-07-09
Former Hong Kong councilor Lee Man-ho said in a social media post that Liao was sentenced to 50 months in prison by a Hong Kong court in 2016 for drug trafficking.
Taiwan slams assault on Japanese commentatorTaiwan· 2026-07-07
