In brief: After our earlier Coach Chris report, Robinson Hao and a separate account using Chris Chua’s name asked ExpatRights to remove it. The account’s identity remained unresolved in the supplied chat. This update sets out those messages and the documented FLTRP/GDP programme connection.
He also claimed FLTRP had nothing to do with it; despite the strong connection & working relationship between them & GDP & Chris.
An account calling itself Christopher Chua wanted our report deleted. Robinson Hao wanted it deleted too.[1]
The first removal request and ExpatRights’ initial reply. Screenshot excerpt; wording unchanged.
The next reply again objected to publication without consent and described the people involved as victims. [1]
The account’s explanation—and our identity check.
The account says the matter is being handled through proper channels and repeats its consent objection.
At 7:33 p.m., we asked: “How do i know you’re Chris Chua?” The reply suggested checking its profile and WeChat ID with the sources who sent us the letter. It also challenged our interpretation of the story. That proposed verification route is part of the record. [1]
The identity challenge and the first paragraph of the reply. The account suggested confirmation through the original sources.
Then we asked for a video call.
We remained unconvinced. The following morning, we asked for a way to demonstrate who was messaging and suggested a quick video call. The screenshot later shows one more follow-up: “Chris?” [1]
The letter that started it
Before these messages came the farewell letter attributed to Chris, circulated in a group chat and forwarded to ExpatRights. Its central line was blunt: [2]
“I am leaving because I can no longer afford to stay.”[2]
It alleged repeated business-visa trips and the removal of guaranteed base pay. A reply signed “Roro” denied exploitation and said every hour was paid. Our earlier report carried both accounts. This update is about what followed: the deletion requests and the unresolved identity check. [2]
Robinson: delete first, verify later.
Robinson’s deletion requests, including his stated objections about accuracy and consent. Screenshot excerpt.
A correction was on the table. He was still asking for removal.[1]
Then came: “GDP works for FLTRP.”
Robinson’s employment distinction was clear: GDP hired Chris. But his own explanation also connected the work to FLTRP: [1]
“Not really. He was coaching GDP students. And because GDP works for FLTRP, that’s why he is involved in the work.” [1]
Robinson’s explanation of the working connection, alongside his denial that Chua had contact with FLTRP staff. Both statements remain visible.
“GDP employed him” and “his work connected to FLTRP programmes” are not opposites.
And we did not stop at the chat. Public records independently document the programme connection. [3][4][5][6]
The FLTRP link is on the record.
A 25 March 2025 China University of Petroleum (Beijing) report identifies FLTRP and the Great Debater Project (GDP) as joint organizers of the Beijing International Debate Tournament. It dates their jointly created tournament series with universities to 2018. [3]
Chris himself appears on two related 2025 Shanghai tournament pages: as “Equity” staff on one and in “Core Adjudication” on the other. Both identify FLTRP as the organizing institution. [4][5]
The World Schools Debating Championships directory also lists Robinson Hao as the contact for the FLTRP entry under Macau. That is a separate public connection—not an inference from his messages. [6]
These records establish programme involvement, not which organization signed his employment contract. They are enough to show that the FLTRP connection was not invented.[3][4][5]
The update is in the messages.
Robinson repeatedly asked for deletion. An account using Chris’s name separately asked for deletion. Our identity check remained unresolved in the visible chat. [1]
The account is unverified. The FLTRP/GDP programme connection is documented.[1][3][4][5]
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Sources and original material
Public pages checked 19 September 2026. Conversation excerpts are cropped from the supplied screenshots, not reconstructed. The earlier allegations and management’s denial are linked below.
[1]WeChat correspondence supplied to ExpatRights, September 2026. All conversation images are crops of the supplied screenshots; names and avatars remain visible.
[2]ExpatRights: original Coach Chris report, 27 August 2026. The group-chat circulation described in this update is source-provided context; the original sender was not independently established.
[3]China University of Petroleum (Beijing): Beijing International Tournament report, 25 March 2025.
[4]2025 FLTRP Shanghai Invitational: tournament-staff listing (Equity).
[5]2025 FLTRP Shanghai WSDC Invitational: core-adjudication listing.
[6]World Schools Debating Championships: organization directory, Macau entry.
Originally published by ExpatRights on WeChat on September 19, 2026. Website edition published September 21, 2026. The cover is an editorial illustration, not documentary evidence. The account identity and underlying allegations are not established findings.