Police Confront Citizens in Mongkok, "We are the just Hong Kong Police Force," say Police
0116 Mongkok
Police pointed guns at people near Langham Place
0118
At Nathan Road, riot police set up a cordon and claimed "cockroaches are screaming".
0122
At Nathan Road, police said "we are the just Hong Kong Police Force"
0136
Police stop-search three voluntary first aiders
0136
At Sai Yeung Choi Street, police yelled at a reporter after looking at the press pass. The reporter said many citizens have been arrested at the scene.
Source: Golden Forum; HK01; TMHK #Dec1
0116 Mongkok
Police pointed guns at people near Langham Place
0118
At Nathan Road, riot police set up a cordon and claimed "cockroaches are screaming".
0122
At Nathan Road, police said "we are the just Hong Kong Police Force"
0136
Police stop-search three voluntary first aiders
0136
At Sai Yeung Choi Street, police yelled at a reporter after looking at the press pass. The reporter said many citizens have been arrested at the scene.
Source: Golden Forum; HK01; TMHK #Dec1
Weekend in Hong Kong, Part 1/3:
Citizens Protest Against Police Excessive Use of Force During the Day
Secondary students and the silver-hair generation held a rally in Central yesterday (Nov 30) in protest of the police excessive use of tear gas.
Hundreds gathered at Chater Garden, with many wearing a mask. Among them, a retired teacher, who has immigrated to Canada, voiced her support for students in Hong Kong in pursuit of freedom.
Citizens expressed grave concern over the medical implications on the public posed by the China-made tear gas grenades.
Source: iCable News #Nov30
[First Hand] Scenes from the Rally
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/12477
Tear Gas Investigative Report
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/12474
Citizens Protest Against Police Excessive Use of Force During the Day
Secondary students and the silver-hair generation held a rally in Central yesterday (Nov 30) in protest of the police excessive use of tear gas.
Hundreds gathered at Chater Garden, with many wearing a mask. Among them, a retired teacher, who has immigrated to Canada, voiced her support for students in Hong Kong in pursuit of freedom.
Citizens expressed grave concern over the medical implications on the public posed by the China-made tear gas grenades.
Source: iCable News #Nov30
[First Hand] Scenes from the Rally
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/12477
Tear Gas Investigative Report
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/12474
Weekend in Hong Kong Part 2/3: Citizens Commemorate Tragic incidents and Victims of Police Brutality
Reaching the third month since the Prince Edward Station incident took place on August 31, citizens gathered before the exit of Prince Edward Station to pay respect to the deceased.
Since the morning, riot police had cleared up the altar set up by civilians at least for three times.
#protest #831PrinceEdward
Reaching the third month since the Prince Edward Station incident took place on August 31, citizens gathered before the exit of Prince Edward Station to pay respect to the deceased.
Since the morning, riot police had cleared up the altar set up by civilians at least for three times.
#protest #831PrinceEdward
Weekend in Hong Kong 3/3: Police shoot rubber bullets and tear gas
Despite the public concern over police excessive use of force, police fire pepper spray pellets, rubber bullets and tear gas grenades to disperse gathering citizens in Prince Edward.
Among the injured citizens, a woman had her left eye injured by a rubber bullet.
Note: The 831 incident referred to an attack at Prince Edward Station by police officers after a March in Kowloon on the August 31, where the Police beat up passengers, journalists, protestors and civilians alike.
Some even suspected murder, prompting many to set up an altar at the MTR exits, which is often cleared up by the riot police or pro-china citizens. Despite the popular demand, the MTR company refused to release any footages about the incident, who started to close stops for the transportation of police officers after the incident. This led to widespread dissatisfaction in the public, and eventually the arson of MTR stations.
Source: Cable News, RTHK #Nov30
Despite the public concern over police excessive use of force, police fire pepper spray pellets, rubber bullets and tear gas grenades to disperse gathering citizens in Prince Edward.
Among the injured citizens, a woman had her left eye injured by a rubber bullet.
Note: The 831 incident referred to an attack at Prince Edward Station by police officers after a March in Kowloon on the August 31, where the Police beat up passengers, journalists, protestors and civilians alike.
Some even suspected murder, prompting many to set up an altar at the MTR exits, which is often cleared up by the riot police or pro-china citizens. Despite the popular demand, the MTR company refused to release any footages about the incident, who started to close stops for the transportation of police officers after the incident. This led to widespread dissatisfaction in the public, and eventually the arson of MTR stations.
Source: Cable News, RTHK #Nov30
#Korean
Korean Media (KBS) Documentary Investigates Hong Kong “Suicides,” and Anonymously Interviews Police
Watch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kN2ffGtP9hA
Korean network KBS released a documentary programme investigating the Hong Kong movement. They have managed to interview some HKPF police officers anonymously. Starting from 721 Yuen Long incident, the interviewee said that the “hour with no police” was ordered by higher-ups, “who believed that the people did not care for the police, so they wanted to create a situation where the police needed to intervene but wouldn’t.” Regarding the sexual cases, the interviewee revealed that, “the actual number of incidents is quite larger” than the two currently being investigated.
The Security Bureau has revealed that from June to September, the police has received 256 cases of suicides; the number of bodies found, and those who died on their way to hospital and in hospital totaled at 2,537. Over 122 days, 2928 hours and 2,793 bodies, a body has been found dead in Hong Kong every 0.95 hours.
Once a dead body has been found, Hong Kong citizens have been rushing to collect evidence and find witnesses. Over in Tai O, for example, KBS tried to make it to the scene, but was blocked by police. A villager note, “No one just dies for no reason, and then [the police] just acts as if nothing happened.”
Source: KBS, AppleDaily
Korean Media (KBS) Documentary Investigates Hong Kong “Suicides,” and Anonymously Interviews Police
Watch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kN2ffGtP9hA
Korean network KBS released a documentary programme investigating the Hong Kong movement. They have managed to interview some HKPF police officers anonymously. Starting from 721 Yuen Long incident, the interviewee said that the “hour with no police” was ordered by higher-ups, “who believed that the people did not care for the police, so they wanted to create a situation where the police needed to intervene but wouldn’t.” Regarding the sexual cases, the interviewee revealed that, “the actual number of incidents is quite larger” than the two currently being investigated.
The Security Bureau has revealed that from June to September, the police has received 256 cases of suicides; the number of bodies found, and those who died on their way to hospital and in hospital totaled at 2,537. Over 122 days, 2928 hours and 2,793 bodies, a body has been found dead in Hong Kong every 0.95 hours.
Once a dead body has been found, Hong Kong citizens have been rushing to collect evidence and find witnesses. Over in Tai O, for example, KBS tried to make it to the scene, but was blocked by police. A villager note, “No one just dies for no reason, and then [the police] just acts as if nothing happened.”
Source: KBS, AppleDaily
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[ENG] 韓國 KBS 電視台 特輯 - 時事追擊 「香港，被自殺 - 全輯」 Korean KBS TV - TARGET NEWS "HONG KONG , MAKE SUICIDE"
自六月九月，香港境内一共 256 宗壞疑明顯地被自殺個案 ; 以及 2537 宗屍體發現案。
Since June to September, A total 256 CASES SUSPICIOUS TO BE SUICIDED OBVIOUSLY & 2537 CAUES OF CORPSE DISCOVERY within Hong Kong.
- 警方性侵及雞姦男女示威者
POLICE RAPED AND SODOMISED MALE AND FEMALE PROTESTERS
- 元朗 721…
Since June to September, A total 256 CASES SUSPICIOUS TO BE SUICIDED OBVIOUSLY & 2537 CAUES OF CORPSE DISCOVERY within Hong Kong.
- 警方性侵及雞姦男女示威者
POLICE RAPED AND SODOMISED MALE AND FEMALE PROTESTERS
- 元朗 721…
Police Suspected to Have Altered their Uniform by Personalizing His Gear
At Prince Edward yesterday (Nov 29), a police, with his identification number hidden, stuck labels that imitate the yellow and red warning flags on his helmet. It is unclear whether he is actually using them as warnings or as mere decorations.
Source: Apple Daily
At Prince Edward yesterday (Nov 29), a police, with his identification number hidden, stuck labels that imitate the yellow and red warning flags on his helmet. It is unclear whether he is actually using them as warnings or as mere decorations.
Source: Apple Daily
#Firsthand #UK #OfficialLetter
The UK Stressed the Legitimacy of the Sino-British Joint Declaration and Determined to Safeguard Hong Kong's Autonomy
(We have obtained a letter from the Central Correspondence Unit of the Foreign & Commonwealth Office dated on Nov 21)
The letters: https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/12525
The UK expressed deep concern over the Hong Kong Protests and said it is "fully committed to upholding Hong Kong's high degree of autonomy and rights and freedoms underpinned by the legally binding Joint Declaration of 1984 and the "One Country, Two Systems" framework set out in the Hong Kong Basic Law.
The UK will support peaceful resolution to calm the ongoing violence in Hong Kong, it has prohibited exporting crowd management equipment to HK since 25-Jun, regularly raise concerns directly to both Hong Kong Chief Executive, Carrie Lam and Chinese Foreign Minister, State Councillor, Wang Yi, meet with the Chinese Ambassador in London and raised HK in national statement in the United Nations and with other counterparts, including the US, Australia, Canada and Europe.
Last but not least, the UK is now researching on the best support for the BN(O)s holder on their rights and status, which it believes the high degree of autonomy and rights and freedoms set out in the Joint Declaration and enshrined in the Basic Law must be upheld.
(Editor's Note: The collaboration with counterparts corresponds with the #HKHRDA, which stresses that the U.S. government will “coordinate with allies, including the United Kingdom, Australia, Canada, Japan, and the Republic of Korea, to promote democracy and human rights in Hong Kong”.)
The UK Stressed the Legitimacy of the Sino-British Joint Declaration and Determined to Safeguard Hong Kong's Autonomy
(We have obtained a letter from the Central Correspondence Unit of the Foreign & Commonwealth Office dated on Nov 21)
The letters: https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/12525
The UK expressed deep concern over the Hong Kong Protests and said it is "fully committed to upholding Hong Kong's high degree of autonomy and rights and freedoms underpinned by the legally binding Joint Declaration of 1984 and the "One Country, Two Systems" framework set out in the Hong Kong Basic Law.
The UK will support peaceful resolution to calm the ongoing violence in Hong Kong, it has prohibited exporting crowd management equipment to HK since 25-Jun, regularly raise concerns directly to both Hong Kong Chief Executive, Carrie Lam and Chinese Foreign Minister, State Councillor, Wang Yi, meet with the Chinese Ambassador in London and raised HK in national statement in the United Nations and with other counterparts, including the US, Australia, Canada and Europe.
Last but not least, the UK is now researching on the best support for the BN(O)s holder on their rights and status, which it believes the high degree of autonomy and rights and freedoms set out in the Joint Declaration and enshrined in the Basic Law must be upheld.
(Editor's Note: The collaboration with counterparts corresponds with the #HKHRDA, which stresses that the U.S. government will “coordinate with allies, including the United Kingdom, Australia, Canada, Japan, and the Republic of Korea, to promote democracy and human rights in Hong Kong”.)
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#Firsthand
1520 | Tsim Sha Tsui
Crowds gathered under the Clock Tower at Tsim Sha Tsui East to participate in the “Never Forget 12.1” rally. People chanted “Five Demands, Not One Less”, “Stand with Hong Kong, Fight for Freedom”, and other popular slogans.
Some protestors held banners written “Save our next generation, No tear gas, Stop police brutality, Stop lying shamelessly”; “Fight for justice, Stand for human rights”. Others distributed stickers printed “The press is watching you” and “Injunction City, Limiting everything”, expressing their demand for the government to investigate the Hong Kong Police Force.
#TsimShaTsui #1Dec
1520 | Tsim Sha Tsui
Crowds gathered under the Clock Tower at Tsim Sha Tsui East to participate in the “Never Forget 12.1” rally. People chanted “Five Demands, Not One Less”, “Stand with Hong Kong, Fight for Freedom”, and other popular slogans.
Some protestors held banners written “Save our next generation, No tear gas, Stop police brutality, Stop lying shamelessly”; “Fight for justice, Stand for human rights”. Others distributed stickers printed “The press is watching you” and “Injunction City, Limiting everything”, expressing their demand for the government to investigate the Hong Kong Police Force.
#TsimShaTsui #1Dec
Thousands Showed Up In Gratitude To US Human Rights Act
A march titled "March of Gratitude to the US" was held in Hong Kong on December 1 in response to the passing of the Hong Kong Human Rights and Democracy Act in the U.S.. The march has obtained the letter of no objection from the Hong Kong Police Force.
Near thousands showed up, with many holding the American flag. The march started from 13:30 and will end at about 16:00, walking from Admiralty Road to the US Consulate, and then returning to Chater Garden for a short assembly.
Along the way, people chanted slogans, mostly in English, and sang the American national anthem. Police special units responsible for protecting the consulate area patrolled the scenes, stationing units at Des Vouex Road. The assembly remained peaceful all along.
Source: Stand News
#1Dec #Central
A march titled "March of Gratitude to the US" was held in Hong Kong on December 1 in response to the passing of the Hong Kong Human Rights and Democracy Act in the U.S.. The march has obtained the letter of no objection from the Hong Kong Police Force.
Near thousands showed up, with many holding the American flag. The march started from 13:30 and will end at about 16:00, walking from Admiralty Road to the US Consulate, and then returning to Chater Garden for a short assembly.
Along the way, people chanted slogans, mostly in English, and sang the American national anthem. Police special units responsible for protecting the consulate area patrolled the scenes, stationing units at Des Vouex Road. The assembly remained peaceful all along.
Source: Stand News
#1Dec #Central
#Firsthand #Instant #1Dec
1600 | Tsim Sha Tsui
Crowds were still at the Clock Tower waiting for the police to let them start walking.
Helicopters flied low and inspected all around for times.
1603 Civilians started to march on Salisbury Road.
1600 | Tsim Sha Tsui
Crowds were still at the Clock Tower waiting for the police to let them start walking.
Helicopters flied low and inspected all around for times.
1603 Civilians started to march on Salisbury Road.