Nathan Law's Family Questioned by Police

Law's parents and brother were questioned by police

There is news being reported in the past hour that former legislator Nathan Law Kwun-chung's parents and brother were taken away by Hong Kong national security police for questioning.

According to Sing Tao. the authorities knocked on the doors of two flats in Tung Chung at 6am and took the trio to the police station, and were not arrested. After questioning they were released.

Law is one of eight with arrest warrants

Last week Law was named along with seven others as having an arrest warrant and bounty of HK$1 million each on their heads. 

A day later five others were arrested for allegedly funnelling money to Law from proceeds of the Mee app that promotes the "yellow economic circle", or businesses that have a pro-democracy stance.

However, in August 2020, a month after Law fled Hong Kong, he wrote a social media post saying he had severed all ties with his family and that he had not been in contact with them when he left just hours before the national security law was enacted.

So what more can his family say about him since then?

Lee says the eight will be pursued "for life"

Meanwhile reporters asked Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu about the progress on arresting the eight wanted who are living outside of Hong Kong, and if the bounty would be increased.

His response? "We are going to hunt them for life. These eight have committed very serious offences. Anyone can assist police can receive a reward."

Wonder what his response will be next week...