JAMES TAM  谭炳昌

On the 7th of May, I was summoned to Fingerprint Room and told that our appeal application would be heard in the High Court two days later. It will be an application hearing to decide if we had sufficient grounds for appeal. I tried to maintain an even mind. No anticipation. No wishful thinking. But hope, like fear, or humidity, is hard to quell. After receiving this hopeful news, I lost concentration for the rest of the day, attempting incoherently to think about nothing