Former Chinese Friends of Labor chairman Ernest Wong and former Chinese Friends of Labor representative Jonathan Yee appear in court facing serious charges linked to an alleged electoral funding violation connected to 2015. Both outlets report that a judge assesses Wong as an “unacceptable” flight risk. As a result, the court orders Wong’s passport to be seized while the matter proceeds. The reports say the charges relate to alleged breaches involving how electoral funding was handled or reported in connection with the 2015 scheme. Both sources characterize the allegations as ongoing and contested, with court proceedings underway rather than concluded. No final outcome is reported in the provided summaries, and the outlets focus on the court decision regarding flight risk and bail-like conditions, as well as the fact that Wong and Yee are facing charges tied to the alleged 2015 funding conduct. Further details about the specific funding arrangements, evidence, and potential penalties are not included in the excerpts.