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59: 490:. The group were detained for offences including possession of explosives without licence, possession of offensive weapons, and selling poisons without licence. Police found two bows and six arrows inside the flat, as well as a suspected petrol bomb, materials for petrol bombs and oils containing cannabis-derived substances. Chan was arrested again on 30 August for rioting and assaulting a police officer at the 392:(HKFS) for the failure of the movement, and launched the disaffiliation campaign to separate the Hong Kong Polytechnic University Students' Union (HKPUSU) from the HKFS membership as the convenor of the HKPU Disaffiliation Concern Group. The HKPUSU eventually passed the threshold of 1,700 votes in the referendum, with approval for disaffiliation winning with 1,190 votes. 443:. Chan refused to sign the form and his candidacy was "invalidated" along with five other pro-independence activists after the end of the nomination period. The Hong Kong National Party launched a rally on 5 August which was dubbed the "first pro-independence rally in Hong Kong" against the EAC's disqualifications. 418:
on 30 March 2016, following the declaration of the formation of Hong Kong National Party, condemning the party "has harmed the country's sovereignty, security, endangered the prosperity and stability of Hong Kong, and the core interests of Hong Kong..." The Hong Kong government issued a statement
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after the formation of the party, stating that "any suggestion that Hong Kong should be independent or any movement to advocate such 'independence' is against the Basic Law, and will undermine the stability and prosperity of Hong Kong and impair the interest of the general public…"
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slammed the Hong Kong National Party by stating that it is "impossible to achieve" independence for Hong Kong and calling it "a practical joke" and "proliferation of extremism in Hong Kong". The State Council's
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on 14 August 2018, Chan called for Hong Kong's independence from China, calling the latter "a threat to all free peoples in the world" and "our colonial master". In response, the
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The event gave rise to a controversy involving the de facto banning from Hong Kong of the journalist who presided over the talk. In the absence of an official explanation,
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Chan attracted media attention when the Hong Kong government strongly criticised his activities after the establishment of the Hong Kong National Party. In the
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On 2 August 2019, Chan, along with a group of seven others, were arrested during a police raid on a flat in an Industrial Building on Au Pui Wan Street in
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Chan was dissatisfied with the student leaders in the protests and called for more radical and militant approaches. He blamed the leaders of the
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Office of the Commissioner of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the People's Republic of China in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region
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On 27 June 2019, Chan arrived in Osaka, Japan to join separatists from China for a demonstration against the
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was widely seen to be retribution for his role in chairing the talk, which the FCC refused to cancel.
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Chan was born in Hong Kong in 1990 and studied engineering and business administration at the
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castigated the FCC for allowing Chan to speak, as did the Hong Kong government.
643:"In Full: Hong Kong independence activist Andy Chan gives speech at press club" 31: 642: 884: 672:"Separatist leader Andy Chan denounces China as 'threat to all free peoples'" 58: 821:"Two leading activists facing accusations of unlawful assembly, incitement" 798: 469: 405: 268: 22: 522: 587:"'Accept Hong Kong is part of China or you can't run in Legco elections'" 568:"Beijing slams new pro-independence party as gov't warns of legal action" 794:"Hong Kong's 'be water' protests leave China casting about for an enemy" 190: 282: 741:"Founder of banned pro-independence party arrested in building raid" 303: 647: 487: 183: 422: 372:(HKPU). He first participated in politics when he joined the 395:
After the disaffiliation campaign, Chan began to strive for
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2019 Osaka G20 Summit and Anti-extradition bill protests
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Ng, Joyce; Cheung, Tony; Fung, Owen (5 August 2016).
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On 28 March 2016, Chan established the 447:2018 Foreign Correspondents' Club speech 414:issued a statement through the official 578: 453:Foreign Correspondents' Club, Hong Kong 383: 378:2017 Hong Kong Chief Executive election 883: 721:(in Traditional Chinese). 27 June 2019 669: 561: 559: 509: 507: 494:as he tried to make his way to Japan. 792:Sala, Ilaria Maria (30 August 2019). 565: 873:Party banned by Hong Kong government 791: 765: 584: 543: 515:"【政壇傻瓜?(一)】由典型香港仔到擔起港獨旗幟,陳浩天:你當我戇居啦" 556: 504: 13: 412:Hong Kong and Macau Affairs Office 349:, the first party to advocate for 14: 922: 911:Hong Kong independence activists 390:Hong Kong Federation of Students 370:Hong Kong Polytechnic University 196:Hong Kong Polytechnic University 813: 785: 759: 733: 707: 544:Wong, Hermina (30 March 2016). 481: 309: 295: 766:Chan, Holmes (2 August 2019). 663: 635: 616: 537: 464:Victor Mallet's visa rejection 274: 244: 230: 1: 566:Cheng, Kris (31 March 2016). 521:. 4 July 2016. 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Index

Chinese name
family name
Chan

Hong Kong National Party
Hong Kong
British National (Overseas)
Chinese
Hong Kong
Hong Kong National Party
Shui Chuen O Estate
Sha Tin
Alma mater
Hong Kong Polytechnic University
BE
BBA
Traditional Chinese
Simplified Chinese
Standard Mandarin
Hanyu Pinyin
Yue: Cantonese
Yale Romanization
Jyutping
Chinese
Hong Kong National Party
Hong Kong independence
2016 Hong Kong Legislative Council election
Hong Kong Polytechnic University
2014 Hong Kong protests
2017 Hong Kong Chief Executive election

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