An investigation is underway after Hong Kong born citizens were denied the right to vote in the General Election across Scotland after being mistakenly identified as 'Chinese'.
Dozens of people who a hold British National (Overseas) passport BN(O) were turned away from polling stations on Thursday when they were incorrectly categorised on the electoral register, Glasgow Live reports.
Non-profit Scottish Hongkongers who are representing the affected voters described the situation as 'discriminatory' and have called the for training for election staff after 100 people were affected.
A Glasgow charity worker who wants to remain anonymous and was denied their right to vote said: "Hong Kong people use British National (Overseas) identity to vote in the General Election.
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