A high-profile protester widely known in Cantonese as “the Man in Red”, Hoi Weng Chong, petitioned the Commission Against Corruption (CCAC) yesterday, urging the anti-graft agency to investigate the impartiality of the Electoral Affairs Commission for the Chief Executive Election.
Hoi handed in a letter about his concerns about the fairness of the upcoming chief executive election to a CCAC representative at Dynasty Plaza in Nape yesterday afternoon.
Hoi told reporters about his petition and further plans to run for the city’s top job outside Dynasty Plaza, where the CCAC is headquartered.
Hoi Weng Chong (left), a potential chief executive candidate, hands in a letter to a CCAC representative outside Dynasty Plaza in Nape yesterday. The banner Hoi is holding urges the CCAC to investigate whether Assistant Public Prosecutor-General Chan Tsz King wrote a commentary in local Chinese-language weekly Son Pou under the pen name U Lai. Photo: Rachel Lei
