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Commenting in his own newspaper, Apple Daily, Jimmy Lai wrote that unless “the dynasty of Xi Jinping” collapses, Hong Kong is finished. Photo: K. Y. Cheng
My Take

My Take | Yellow ribbon torn as infighting erupts

With Jimmy Lai Chee-ying and former lawmaker Wong Yuk-man embroiled in a public war of words, who needs mainland communists as enemies?

Leung Chun-ying (CY Leung)

Throwing glass at CY Leung was not assault, ex-lawmaker says

Hong Kong courts

Fiery ex-Legco member claims assault trial was unfair

My Take

My Take | ‘Mad Dog’ is quitting politics. Will Regina Ip be next?

Despite being a former Legco disrupter extraordinaire, Raymond “Mad Dog” Wong Yuk-man knew the system and how to play against it. Photo: David Wong

‘I will appeal against conviction’, Wong Yuk-man says after getting jail for hurling glass at Hong Kong’s CY Leung

Wong Yuk-man convicted of common assault for throwing glass at Hong Kong chief executive

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Opinion | Private Hong Kong prosecutors warned of obstacles if they wish to press their case

Former lawmaker Wong Yuk-man is threatening a private prosecution against Leung Chun-ying. Photo: David Wong

Wong Yuk-man promises revenge on Hong Kong Chief Executive CY Leung

CY Leung labelled a crook by lawmaker accused of throwing glass at Hong Kong’s top official

Hong Kong lawmaker asks whether accused Wong Yuk-man is threatening him in court

Lawmaker Wong Yuk-man (centre) arrives at Eastern Court. Photo: Bruce Yan
Leung Chun-ying (CY Leung)

Dozing off: Hong Kong lawmaker accused in C.Y. Leung glass-throwing case claims credit for witness falling asleep in Legco

<p>Raymond Wong Yuk-man, who is conducting own defence in assault trial, produces montage of dozing pro-establishment lawmaker who, he suggests, ‘hated’ him for promoting sleep-inducing filibusters</p>

Video evidence contradicts testimony from chief executive CY Leung in Legco glass throwing case

‘Somehow a glass was flung out,’ Legco security guard tells court at Hong Kong lawmaker’s assault trial

CY Leung left luggage saga

Update | Hong Kong’s chief executive didn’t flinch when glass shattered, court told

Chief Executive Leung Chun-ying arrived and entered the court at 9.30am. Photo: Edward Wong
Leung Chun-ying (CY Leung)

‘I don’t want to repeat myself,’ Hong Kong chief executive tells lawmaker on second day of cross-examination

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Chief Executive Leung Chun-ying arriving at Eastern Court for his second day of testimony. Photo: David Wong
Leung Chun-ying (CY Leung)

Hong Kong Chief Executive Leung Chun-ying tells court of ‘shock’ when glass was hurled at him

Leung Chun-ying (CY Leung)

‘Shall I call you Chief Executive Leung?’: Hong Kong lawmaker cross-examines city’s top official in assault trial

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Hong Kong transport and housing chief and six legislators to appear as witnesses in lawmaker’s assault trial

Lawmaker Wong Yuk-man showed the magistrate WhatsApp messages from lawmakers Leung Yiu-chung and Joseph Lee Kwok-lun, who claimed they had witnessed the incident. Photo: Dickson Lee

Hong Kong lawmaker’s bid to call 70 defence witnesses in assault trial rejected a second time

Lawmaker Wong Yuk-man refuses to join Zhang Xiaoming's Legco lunch

Lawmaker gets jail term for assault in Taipei

Wong Yuk-man

People Power sees another high-profile exit: chairman Christopher Lau

Lau’s resignation comes less than a month after maverick lawmaker Wong Yuk-man announced his high-profile resignation from the party, which he co-founded in 2011.

Christopher Lau Gar-hung. Photo: Dickson Lee

Opinion | Push for convicted lawmakers to be ousted - for the sake of democracy

Sentenced lawmakers might still keep seats

A Bad Week for ... , May 26, 2013

Police interviewed him as part of their investigation into the failure of his Hong Kong Mercantile Exchange, which had to hand back its trading licence last weekend. Four people have been arrested in connection with the investigation and three have appeared in court.

Barry Cheung Chun-yuen

My Take | A dangerous demagogue in our midst

A portrait of lawmaker Wong Yuk-man taken in his office at Legislative Council in Tamar he quit People Power. Photo: David Wong

People Power feels 'Mad Dog' Wong Yuk-man's bite

The extent of the rift within the radical People Power association emerged yesterday as lawmaker Wong Yuk-man, who quit the group on Monday, revealed that affiliate group the Proletariat Political Institute will go independent with him.

Radical lawmakers unlikely to lose seats over suspended jail terms

Two radical lawmakers are expected to keep their Legislative Council seats, despite receiving suspended jail terms yesterday for their leading roles in an unlawful assembly two years ago.

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Wong Yuk-man
Wong Yuk-man
The latest news, analysis and opinion on Wong Yuk-man. In-depth analysis, industry insights and expert opinion.
Born
1 Oct 1951
Industry
Politics
Job Title
Politician
last updated:
7 October, 2024
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