代表在英組織 The Umbrella Union 及香港區政智庫 匯政衞言 Empowering Hong Kong 回 倫敦政治經濟學院 發表演説，並與其他講者討論香港二〇四七的憲政安排。With Mr Antony Dapiran, I gave a brief speech and participate as one of the panellists at Hong Kong: What Next? organised by LSESU Hong Kong Public Affairs and Social Service Society (HKPASS).
演說節錄重點 An excerpt from the speech:
//The freedom of thought, and the thought itself, is valuable because it is heavy to take, and the curiosity of "To Know The Cause of Things" (LSE motto) has its inconvenient cost. Asking for freedom would paradoxically cost your freedom in the suppressive state. Knowledge could benefit us in the future, but the wisdom can be only sensed from a series of struggles and ordeals. Although being a public intellectual or philosopher could be painful, but as a man or woman, it is an honour.
In terms of the painfulness, going through enforced disappearance, political interrogation, forced confession, solitary confinement, physical torture, the fear of being indefinitely detained, being isolated from family, lawyer and everyone, and now the threat of kidnapping again as retaliation, and the Chinese state media's witch-hunt bullying and labelling, so the eternal uncertainty haunts in the rest of my life. You can imagine how painful it is in every step. If in that predicament I cannot fight for my non-guilty, then I must fight for my freedom and survival no matter what will it cost.//
