Chief Executive Carrie Lam Lam Siu-Por (husband)｜Nationality: UK Jeremy Lam Jit-si (son)｜Nationality: UK Joshua Lam Yeuk-hei, aka Josh Lam (son)｜Nationality: UKpic.twitter.com/ps0YoEGzAp
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To show absolute loyalty to Chairman Xi, we support HK officials and their family members to sell off their overseas properties and renounce foreign nationalities! pic.twitter.com/5JHjLIoQ5S
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Financial Secretary Paul Chan Mo-po Frieda Hui Po-ming (wife)｜Nationality: UK James Chan Tian-hsing (son)｜Nationality: UK Joyce Chan Tian Yan (daughter)｜Nationality: UK Secretary for Justice Teresa Cheng Yeuk-wah Otto Poon Lok-to (husband)｜Nationality: Canadianpic.twitter.com/rz9NOkQGuC
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Secretary for Security John Lee Ka-chiu Wife｜Nationality: British Two Sons｜Nationality: British Secretary for Environment Wong Kam-sing Susan Leung So-wan (wife)｜Nationality: Canadian Secretary for Education Kevin Yeung Yun-hung Son and daughter｜Now studying in Australiapic.twitter.com/vLxKnyM468
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Secretary for Commerce and Economic Development Edward Yau Tang-wah Three properties in UK Jointly owned with his wife Wong Suet Yee and other family members Secretary for Food and Health Sophia Chan Siu-chee Three properties in UK With some jointly owned with her sisterpic.twitter.com/ycJdTa9qkB
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Secretary for Civil Service Patrick Nip Tak-kuen Property location: UK Secretary for Financial Services and Treasury. Christopher Hui Ching-yu Property location: Australia, owned by his wife Secretary for Home Affairs Caspar Tsui Ying-wai Property location: Canadapic.twitter.com/zfD7CKGkOq
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Convenor of Executive Council Bernard Charnwut Chan Property location: US Secretary for Environment Wong Kam-sing Property location: Canada, owned by his wife Member of Executive Council Arthur Li Kwok-cheung Property location: Two in USpic.twitter.com/2xVM5FA0ed
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私は日本人
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香港へのご支援ありがとうございます。
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