
Wu Chi-wai
Wu Chi-wai is a pro-democracy politician and member of the Democratic Party in Hong Kong, known for his involvement in the city's political opposition and currently imprisoned under the national security law.
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Wu Chi-wai was chair of Hong Kong’s Democratic party and was jailed for more than five years for safeguarding Hong Kong’s freedom and democracy.
Britain promised to protect Hongkongers from China. Why does it now seem ready to sacrifice them? | Nathan LawWu Chi-wai is a former pro-democracy lawmaker who was imprisoned for his political activities in Hong Kong.
HK activist’s family reunion in London may be cut short
Wu Chi-wai is a senior member of the Democratic Party who has been jailed under the national security law.
Hong Kong’s last opposition party votes to disband under China pressureSenior DP member Wu Chi-wai has been jailed under a national security law.
Hong Kong’s last major opposition party disbands amid Chinese pressure | Hong KongWu Chi-wai is a former president of the Democratic Party who is serving a prison sentence for subversion.
A Hongkong, fin de partie pour la plus ancienne formation prodémocratieFormer Democratic Party chairman Wu Chi-wai is serving prison sentences after being found guilty of subversion under the national security law last year.
HK’s oldest pro-democracy party set to shut downWu Chi-wai is a former party leader of the Democratic party and is currently serving a prison sentence for subversion.
Hong Kong’s oldest pro-democracy party says it will begin process of disbanding | Hong KongWu Chi-wai is a prominent pro-democracy figure and a member of the Democratic Party jailed under the national security law.
Hong Kong's main opposition party to dissolve












