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Hong Kong lawmaker seeking to meet Chinese president refused entry to Macao.
(From BBC Monitoring International Reports)
Text of report by Radio TV Hong Kong audio web site on 18 December
[Newsreader] Maverick lawmaker Leung Kwok-Hung has been barred from entering Macao, where he'd planned to deliver a referendum bill to President Hu Jintao tomorrow.
Mr Leung was immediately whisked into a room after travelling to the territory by ferry earlier this afternoon. Inspectors checked his identification documents, but refused to allow him to speak with immigration officials. He was then escorted into a boat which was returning to Hong Kong.
Mr Leung said he was disappointed over the …
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