Wu Chi-wai, ex-leader of Hong Kong’s largest pro-democracy party and a former prisoner serving over five years for subversion charges, has been granted a six-month visitor visa to stay in the U.K.—a major relief after his release and amid mounting concerns over his future. Arriving on immigration bail last week, his temporary stay was initially capped at Wednesday, sparking fears he might be deported. But now, the Home Office has officially confirmed he won’t be sent back, allowing him to reconnect with family and potentially plan future visits—marking a pivotal moment after years of separation.
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