UK urged to repatriate Tony Chung to the HKSAR
The Chinese embassy in the UK has urged Britain to repatriate Tony Chung to Hong Kong, after the former student activist claimed to be seeking political asylum in the UK.  The call comes after the Hong Kong Correctional Services Department (CSD) issued a recall order for Tony Chung for violating the terms of his supervision order and fleeing to Britain.  In response to a media inquiry, a Chinese embassy spokesperson said all laws in Hong Kong must be observed, and those who break the law should be held responsible.  "Those who think they can use foreign support and get away with legal consequences will not have their way and will be held accountable." Chung, who's the former convenor of the now-disbanded pro-independence group Studentlocalism, was sentenced to more than three and a half years behind bars after pleading guilty to secession under the national security law and money laundering.  He was released in June this year and placed under a year of supervision by the CSD. The CSD earlier said that Chung had failed to return to Hong Kong this week like he was supposed to, after travelling to Japan during the Christmas holiday.