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		</div><p>A Hong Kong pro-democracy activist and former politician said that he will move to Britain in exile.</p>
<p>“I hereby announce that I will go into exile and will withdraw my membership in the Democratic Party of Hong Kong to leave Hong Kong,” said Ted Hui, who is visiting Denmark, in a statement.</p>
<p>“There is no word to explain my pain and it’s hard to hold back tears.”</p>
<p>Britain has extended residency rights for up to three million citizens of the former British colony, in response to Hong Kong’s crackdown on anti-government protests, allowing them to live and work in the country for five years.</p>
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<p>It is not clear when Mr Hui would travel to Britain.</p>
<p>“My personal determination is that my exile will not be a migration.</p>
<p>“My only home is Hong Kong which is why I will not apply for asylum in any country,” Mr Hui said.</p>
<p>“I will wait for the day that I can go home with the bells of freedom ringing in a free Hong Kong.</p>
<p>“Until my last breath I will fight to the end.</p>
<p>“Revive Hong Kong, revolution now!”</p>
<p>Mr Hui was arrested in Hong Kong in May over an incident in the country’s legislative council in which he dropped a rotten plant and attempted to kick it at the body’s president.</p>
<p>He was able to get his passport back from the government and a visa after receiving an invitation from Danish politicians to travel to Denmark, where he arrived on Tuesday.</p>
<p>Since the start of anti-government protests in June 2019, Hong Kong police have made more than 10,000 arrests.</p>
<p>Prominent pro-democracy figures who have been arrested include activists Joshua Wong and Agnes Chow, as well as media tycoon Jimmy Lai, an outspoken advocate for democracy.</p>
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<p>Mr Hui’s parents, wife and two young children left Hong Kong on a flight on Wednesday, Hong Kong online news portal HK01 reported.</p>
<p>It did not mention their destination.</p>
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