The Epoch Times Prominent Hong Kong independence activist Edward Leung was released from prison last Wednesday after spending four years behind bars over a 2016 protest.
Leung left Shek Pik Prison on Lantau Island in the early hours on Jan. 19, under special security arrangements intended to keep his release low-profile. The day before, Leungâs social media sites called for people to stay away from the remote prison where he had been held.
According to the South Morning China Post (SMCP), prison inmates are usually released at around 9 a.m., whereas Leungâs release was around 3 a.m, likely intended to avoid media interviews…
