and a Hong Kong resident, was suspected to be kidnapped by the Chinese Communist agents to Mainland China after he was last seen in Chai Wan, Hong Kong Island on 30 December 2015. The Foreign and Commonwealth Office of the United Kingdom expressed "deep concerns" over the disappearances. British Foreign Minister Philip Hammond requested Hong Kong and China to search for the missing people as it would be an "egregious breach of the one country, two systems policy, Hong Kong's Basic Law and the 1984 Sino-British Joint Declaration for someone to be spirited out of Hong Kong in order to face charges in a different jurisdiction". Concern on Lee Bo's case was further stressed in Hammond's report on Hong Kong for the second half of 2015. See also History of Hong Kong under British rule British Chinese Hong Kong people in the United Kingdom References External links British Consulate-General in Hong Kong Official Site Hong Kong Economic and Trade Office (London) Official Site of HKETO in London The British Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong Bilateral relations of the United Kingdom China–United Kingdom relations Relations of colonizer and former colony Hong Kong and the Commonwealth of Nations