VOICED : Veteranos de Hong Kong piden pasaporte britanico

Harry Wong, a 50-year-old veteran from Hong Kong, feels abandoned as he seeks the right to live in Britain. His unit was dissolved in 1996, and he is concerned about China's growing influence in Hong Kong. Wong, along with other veterans, campaigns for British passports, supported by British MPs. They highlight the contributions of Chinese soldiers to the British Army and aim to protect future generations from perceived threats. Despite Hong Kong's autonomy and freedom of expression, many reject Beijing's increasing interference.

What is the main reason Harry Wong feels abandoned?

• He lost his job in Hong Kong.

• His unit was dissolved and he seeks the right to live in Britain.

• He is unhappy with the British government.

• He wants to move to China.

What action have Wong and other veterans taken to support their campaign?

• They have gathered signatures and submitted a petition to the British Prime Minister.

• They have moved to Britain.

• They have written a letter to the Queen.

• They have started a protest in Hong Kong.

Who supports the veterans' campaign for British citizenship?

• British Members of Parliament

• The Chinese government

• The United Nations

• The Hong Kong local government

What do the veterans want to protect future generations from?

• Economic instability

• Environmental issues

• Perceived threats from Beijing's interference

• Technological advancements

What aspect of Hong Kong is emphasized by the veterans as being under threat?

• Its economic growth

• Its cultural heritage

• Its autonomy and freedom of expression

• Its technological development