Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Fragile Bard" in English language version.
In a recent episode of Radio Free Asia's program "Online Gambit", a 17-year-old Hong Kong teenager now in the United States, Jeffrey Leung (Fragile Bard), revealed that he recently organized the rescue of another 15-year-old Hong Kong dissident, helping them leave Hong Kong to seek political asylum in Canada.
Yuen-hong Tam's friend, 18-year-old Hong Kong teenager Jeffrey Leung (Fragile Bard), who resides in Los Angeles, shared that Tam had previously translated one of his speeches during a protest outside the Chinese consulate in Los Angeles into English and posted it on the official Twitter account of the Great Translation Movement. Jeffrey Leung said, "He also told me that he planned to seek asylum in the United States, but he didn't share specific details or timelines. It wasn't until he ended up in immigration detention and realized the situation wasn't as optimistic as he had imagined that he called me to inform me of his current circumstances." When asked by reporters if he was satisfied with his decision to come to the U.S., Tam expressed gratitude to Jeffrey Leung and others who had helped him, saying his situation had shifted from "desperation" to "gradual improvement." He added, "The conditions here are absolutely better than in Hong Kong's prisons—absolutely, absolutely."
