The “12 Hong Kong people case”, eight people in mainland China was transferred to Hong Kong after completing their sentences for more than a week, Hong Kong officials have never given an account to the Family of Li Yu xuan its location. The Hong Kong Apple Daily reported on Monday (29) that he is currently remanded in the Siu Lam Psychiatric Centre under the custody of the Correctional Services Department’s “Mystery Unit”. The station asked Li’s sibling, but has not been able to determine his whereabouts, and the representative of the Department of Justice said earlier in Li’s other cases in court that “Li Yuxuan had seen a lawyer”, deeply “suspicious”.
The only person charged with national security law in the “12 Hong Kong people case”, Li Yu-hsuan, has been held in secret detention since his return to Hong Kong on March 22. According to Hong Kong “Apple Daily” on Monday, citing sources reported that Lee is now being held in solitary confinement in the Siu Lam Psychiatric Centre, a high security institution, by the Correctional Services Department “mystery team” personnel in charge. The process of escorting is highly confidential, and the booking room must be “cleared” in advance, and access to other inmates and staff must be blocked to prevent Li from revealing the process of interrogation and booking in Shenzhen, China.
The “mystery group” does not know the name of the prisoner, only the special number
A former Correctional Services Department source told the station that the “mystery team” of the Correctional Services Department, as reported by the media, is generally used to deal with the tainted witnesses, undercover agents, informants or former police prisoners, commonly known as “golden fingers”, used to distinguish them from other prisoners. Inmates handled by the “Mystery Unit” will be held in solitary confinement at Siu Lam Prison and will be given a special number, and members of the “Mystery Unit” will not know the names of the inmates. The prisoners can also be “released” and other treatment, the list of visitors need to obtain prior consent from the police, including lawyers and their families. Therefore, it is difficult for the outside world to know the situation of the prisoners. He also said that the “mystery group” members are specially selected, “mystery group” out of the opportunity is not much.
We learned from Beatrice, Lee’s sister, that her family had called the Siu Lam Psychiatric Center (hereinafter: Siu Lam) and the Correctional Services Department “to no avail” after being informed of the latest news, and so far failed to determine Lee’s situation, revealing that her Parents and her lawyer were considering trying to go to “Siu Lam “The family has been asked for several days, but they have not been able to find out.
Family members have been asking for days were replied “no information”, “no such person”
Beatrice also said that his family lost news of Lee Yu-hin after March 22, and only knew that Lee had indeed appeared at the Yuen Long Police Station that day, “after no one knew the drainage system side”.
Lee Yu-hin was originally scheduled for March 24 on its alleged violation of the National Security Law and other three crimes to the West Kowloon Magistrate’s Court, due to mandatory segregation absent from the hearing, the court judge said he would be transferred to correctional custody. But Beatrice said that her family has repeatedly asked the Correctional Services Department, Lai Chi Kok Reception Centre, Stanley Prison, the police and the hospital, but they were all told “no information” or “no such person”. The company’s main business is to promote the development of the company’s products and services. The family is so imprisoned, nothing has become something.”
Lee Yu-Hsuan has a lawyer to represent into doubt
In addition, Li Yu xuan whether to get legal assistance has also become a mystery. According to the “12 Hong Kong People’s Concern Group” on March 22, the lawyer commissioned by the family was denied access to the police station, and the police said at the Time that “the statement was being taken and no lawyer was available. However, people arrested in Hong Kong are always allowed to be accompanied by a lawyer when taking a statement, which is a basic right. But Lee’s case involving the National Security Law was brought to court on March 24 without a lawyer, but the Department of Justice said on behalf of the counsel that “the defendant has met with a lawyer. According to prosecution sources, the DoJ representative was not aware of Lee’s legal representation prior to the hearing.
However, Beatrice questioned only the Department of Justice representative’s unilateral statement, “the actual drain (Lee Yu-hin) met with what people, no one knows. The only thing she knows for sure is that his family is not the only one who is currently representing him. The only thing she is sure of is that the lawyer commissioned by his family still has no access to Li Yu xuan. She also said that according to a letter written by Lee Yu-hin to his family in Shenzhen earlier, it is clear that he intends to report to his family upon his return to Hong Kong, and hopes that the family will arrange for a lawyer, but now “refuses” to arrange, feeling “very suspicious”.
The Hong Kong Correctional Services Department (CSD) replied to our station by refusing to give an account of whether Lee Yu-hin is currently detained at the Siu Lam Psychiatric Centre and under the custody of the Siu Lam Mystery Unit correctional staff, saying that “if the inmate refuses to disclose his place of detention to anyone, the department will handle it according to his wishes. The inmate may then make the relevant notification arrangements.
We have also checked with the police and the Department of Justice and are waiting for a reply.
Lawyers in the “12 Hong Kong people” case are still being retaliated by the authorities
In addition, Ren Quanniu and Lu Siwei, mainland lawyers appointed by the families of the “12 Hong Kong people” case, continue to be suppressed. On Sunday (28th), the Henan Orbit Law Firm where Ren Quanniu was working was dissolved by the authorities, while Lu Siwei was banned from leaving the country when he was supposed to take a flight to the U.S. Consulate in Beijing on the same day, and was threatened by the authorities with a response if he went to the airport.
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