David Missal
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Stellvertretender Geschäftsführer & Pressesprecher @tibetinitiative | "Ausgewiesener" China-Experte
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24-09-2017 07:05:26
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The University of Hong Kong HKU Journalism & Media graduate David Missal has been denied entry to Hong Kong. He was travelling to the city from Beijing, where he says he had been permitted entry. One country, two systems, I guess?
David cofounded Freiheit für Hongkong e.V. and work on Tibet Initiative Deutschland. He could enter China and fly China Southern Airline, but not entering #Hongkong.
1/ Award-winning German journalist, activist & The University of Hong Kong/HKU Journalism & Media graduate - David Missal - has said he was barred from entering HK, despite freely entering China. He said he was sad he can't visit "such a beautiful city as Hong Kong anymore. I hope Hong Kong will be free."
Having experienced the same in 2017 (and was one of the first Westerners denied entry), I sympathise with David Missal German activist and HKU journalism grad David Missal says #HongKong denied him entry despite travelling freely to China hongkongfp.com/2024/09/09/ger… via Hong Kong Free Press HKFP
German citizen David Missal was actually IN China when he flew TO Hong Kong, only to be denied entry after 13 hours of questioning: dw.com/en/german-tibe…
1/ On Sunday, David Missal, a German journalist and activist working with the Tibet Initiative Deutschland Tibet Initiative Deutschland, was denied entry into Hong Kong after hours of examination by immigration officials. hongkongfp.com/2024/09/09/ger…
As David Missal attempted to enter Hong Kong from China, the rejection proved the HK gov’t operating its own national security framework. Even when foreigners can enter China, they may be turned away from Hong Kong. Hong Kong will require more thorough policies than ever.
"Der stellvertretende Geschäftsführer der Tibet-Initiative Deutschland, David Missal, wird stundenlang am Flughafen festgehalten. Gründe nennen die Behörden nicht." sueddeutsche.de/politik/china-…