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Chris ‘Tree Gun’ Chung says he has less chance of LegCo win if running independently

by Kris Cheng20:37, 13 June 201620:17, 31 March 2020
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The curious case of the DAB Party and Christopher ‘Tree Gun’ Chung Shu-kun

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Chris ‘Tree Gun’ Chung ‘very disappointed’ after failing to secure party support for reelection

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‘Tree Gun’ Christopher Chung may quit DAB party to run for LegCo seat in September

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Hong Kong independence ‘impossible’, HK National Party ‘a practical joke’, says pro-gov’t paper

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Newly formed pro-independence Hong Kong National Party ‘denied registration’ by Companies Registry

by Hermina Wong11:02, 29 March 201619:47, 31 March 2020
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Out with the old: The political awakening of a new generation of Hongkongers

by Kent Ewing20:00, 27 March 201619:42, 31 March 2020
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