CLEAN : Hong Kong Snowden refugees face deportation

The transcript discusses the unfairness of decisions made under Hong Kong's immigration procedures, highlighting the distress and fears of deportation faced by the clients. It criticizes the lack of proper care and analysis in handling the clients' cases and the absence of state protection, emphasizing the risks if they are returned to their home countries.

What was the main issue with the decisions made regarding the clients?

• They were completely unreasonable and unfair.

• They were delayed due to administrative errors.

• They were made without consulting the clients.

• They were based on outdated laws.

What are the clients primarily worried about?

• Losing their jobs in Hong Kong.

• Not being able to return to Hong Kong.

• Being detained by the Director of Immigration.

• Facing discrimination in Hong Kong.

What does the critique of Hong Kong's immigration procedures emphasize?

• The lack of proper care and analysis.

• The fairness and transparency of the procedures.

• The support provided to immigrants.

• The efficiency of the procedures.

What risk do the clients face if returned to their home countries?

• They might lose their property.

• They might be unable to return to Hong Kong.

• They might face legal action.

• They might face significant risks.

What is lacking in the state protection for the clients?

• Financial support.

• Access to healthcare.

• Proper care and analysis.

• Adequate legal representation.