Police summon brother of Paul Ha, ‘member’ of subversive ‘Hong Kong Parliament’


Police have summoned the brother of another activist wanted in connection with the “Hong Kong Parliament”, a group deemed subversive by authorities, to assist with an ongoing investigation, the Post has learned.

A source said the 72-year-old brother of Paul Ha Hoi-chun was asked to report to the Tseung Kwan O Police Station on Thursday morning to help with an investigation involving the Taiwan-based activist. He was expected to leave the station before noon.

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