On 27 May , the alliance helped organise the Concert For Democracy in China at the Happy Valley Racecourse . On the next day , the alliance organised another rally where a million people turned out . After the bloody crackdown on the protesters on 4 June , the alliance organised a rally condemning the Beijing authorities . On 5 June when Hong Kong activist Lee Cheuk-yan was arrested in Beijing , Szeto and Albert Ho met with Governor David Wilson at the Government House and insisted that they would not leave if the Governor did not call Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher for help . After an hour of stalemate , Wilson sent a telegraph to London seeking for assistance
Concert For Democracy in China
Concert for Democracy in China
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