A HK Businessperson Complains That Her 11-Year Imprisonment was Unjust, Pays Tribute to Her Deceased Mother Outside the CE’s Office in Traditional Chinese Funeral Clothes

A HK Businessperson Complains That Her 11-Year Imprisonment was Unjust, Pays Tribute to Her Deceased Mother Outside the CE’s Office in Traditional Chinese Funeral Clothes
Hong Kong businessperson Tsui Siu-lan, who was sentenced to 11 years in prison in Beijing for corruption, returned to Hong Kong in mid-June 2023 after serving her sentence. She went to the Chief Executive's Office early on March 8 to pay tribute to her mother dressed in traditional Chinese funeral clothes and requested the Hong Kong government to help her redress her grievances and reverse her case. Kiri Choy/The Epoch Times
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The CCP, which often emphasizes the rule of law, has been promoting “justice under the sun” for many years, but unjust cases are still reported from time to time in the country, and there may be lots of cases that have not yet been redressed and exposed to the outside world.

A Hong Kong businessperson who was convicted of corruption was imprisoned for 11 years, and during that time, her ex-husband and her mother died. During this period, she repeatedly asked the Hong Kong government for help but received no substantive response. On the morning of March 8, she started a sit-in outside the Government Headquarters in Admiralty dressed in traditional funeral clothes to pay tribute to her late mother, as well as asking the authorities to help rehabilitate her and restore her innocence.

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Ms. Tsui Siu-lan, a 56-year-old businessperson, was born in mainland China and grew up in Hong Kong. She was the general manager of a trading company before the incident and was detained on June 12, 2012, after passing the customs at the Luohu border crossing.