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Police Take Away a Man with Take-away and Bicycle on 8.31 Monthly Commemorative Day
21:05 | Sai Yeung Choi South Street, Mongkok
Near the Bank Center, several police rounded up a man carrying take-away and a bicycle. The police allegedly put something into a bag for collecting evidence. The man was taken away by the police for reasons unknown.
Typhoon signal no.3 is currently hoisted in Hong Kong.
11 Months After 8.31 Terrorist Attack in Prince Edward Station: Election Postponed, Pro-democracy Candidates Disqualified, Citizens Barred from Commemorating Victims of Police Brutality
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/23868
Police Arrest At Least 5 Young People inside Prince Edward Station
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/23872
Police Take Away a Man with Take-away and Bicycle on 8.31 Monthly Commemorative Day
21:05 | Sai Yeung Choi South Street, Mongkok
Near the Bank Center, several police rounded up a man carrying take-away and a bicycle. The police allegedly put something into a bag for collecting evidence. The man was taken away by the police for reasons unknown.
Typhoon signal no.3 is currently hoisted in Hong Kong.
11 Months After 8.31 Terrorist Attack in Prince Edward Station: Election Postponed, Pro-democracy Candidates Disqualified, Citizens Barred from Commemorating Victims of Police Brutality
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/23868
Police Arrest At Least 5 Young People inside Prince Edward Station
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/23872
#Prinedward831 #NationalSecurityLaw
Over 20 Police Officers Stand Around to Hide the Line "Liberate Hong Kong, Revolution of Our Times"
2118 | Prince Edward Station
Over 20 police are trying to cover 8 words being sprayed on the wall of the MTR station.
The slogan meaning "Liberate Hong Kong, Revolution of Our Times" was banned by the government since early July 2020 for its violation of the national security law.
Source: Cupid News #Jul31
Over 20 Police Officers Stand Around to Hide the Line "Liberate Hong Kong, Revolution of Our Times"
2118 | Prince Edward Station
Over 20 police are trying to cover 8 words being sprayed on the wall of the MTR station.
The slogan meaning "Liberate Hong Kong, Revolution of Our Times" was banned by the government since early July 2020 for its violation of the national security law.
Source: Cupid News #Jul31
#FirstHand #Jul31 #PrinceEdward831
Police Set Up Cordon Blocking All paths to the Prince Edward Station
2139 | Prince Edward
Over 20 Police Officers Stand Around to Hide the Line "Liberate Hong Kong, Revolution of Our Times"
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/23874
Police Take Away a Man with Take-away and Bicycle on 8.31 Monthly Commemorative Day
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/23873
Police Set Up Cordon Blocking All paths to the Prince Edward Station
2139 | Prince Edward
Over 20 Police Officers Stand Around to Hide the Line "Liberate Hong Kong, Revolution of Our Times"
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/23874
Police Take Away a Man with Take-away and Bicycle on 8.31 Monthly Commemorative Day
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/23873
#FirstHand #Jul31 #PrinceEdward831
Despite Under No. 3 Typhoon Signal, Lone Man Insists on Remembering 8.31 Terrorist Attack at Prince Edward Station
21:45 | Prince Edward
On August 31, 2019, police stormed in the Prince Edward MTR station, pepperspraying and hitting tens of train passengers with batons inside the train and on the concourse. As the police swept away journalists and first aiders from the station, rumour had it say deaths had been covered up. The terror remained in the memory of the population after 11 months.
Every month, civilians in Hong Kong commemorate the victims of police brutality outside of the station, despite increasingly strong police presence.
#NeverForgive #NeverForget
Police Intercept Teenage Girl Holding White Flowers
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/23868
Police Arrest At Least 5 Young People inside Prince Edward Station
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/23872
Despite Under No. 3 Typhoon Signal, Lone Man Insists on Remembering 8.31 Terrorist Attack at Prince Edward Station
21:45 | Prince Edward
On August 31, 2019, police stormed in the Prince Edward MTR station, pepperspraying and hitting tens of train passengers with batons inside the train and on the concourse. As the police swept away journalists and first aiders from the station, rumour had it say deaths had been covered up. The terror remained in the memory of the population after 11 months.
Every month, civilians in Hong Kong commemorate the victims of police brutality outside of the station, despite increasingly strong police presence.
#NeverForgive #NeverForget
Police Intercept Teenage Girl Holding White Flowers
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/23868
Police Arrest At Least 5 Young People inside Prince Edward Station
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/23872
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#FirstHand #Jul31 #PrinceEdward831
Police Take Unarmed Young Man Holding a Camera To Police Station
2216 | MTR Station Exit B1, #PrinceEdward
An unarmed young man in yellow-shirt holding a camera is surrounded by at least three police officers in gear. He was stopped and searched and was later taken to the police station.
In spite of the quiet atmosphere and absence of protest, police have arrested several civilians on the monthly commemorative day of the 8.31 terror attack.
Police Take Away a Man with Take-away and Bicycle on 8.31 Monthly Commemorative Day
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/23873
Police Intercept Teenage Girl Holding White Flowers
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/23868
Police Arrest At Least 5 Young People inside Prince Edward Station
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/23872
Despite Cat. 3 Tropical Depression, Man Alone Insists on Remembering 831 Remembering 8.31 Terror Attack at Prince Edward Station
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/23877
Police Take Unarmed Young Man Holding a Camera To Police Station
2216 | MTR Station Exit B1, #PrinceEdward
An unarmed young man in yellow-shirt holding a camera is surrounded by at least three police officers in gear. He was stopped and searched and was later taken to the police station.
In spite of the quiet atmosphere and absence of protest, police have arrested several civilians on the monthly commemorative day of the 8.31 terror attack.
Police Take Away a Man with Take-away and Bicycle on 8.31 Monthly Commemorative Day
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/23873
Police Intercept Teenage Girl Holding White Flowers
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/23868
Police Arrest At Least 5 Young People inside Prince Edward Station
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/23872
Despite Cat. 3 Tropical Depression, Man Alone Insists on Remembering 831 Remembering 8.31 Terror Attack at Prince Edward Station
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/23877
#Breaking #NationalSecurityLaw
Sources: Democracy activists in Exile Wanted by Hong Kong Police for Violating National Security Law
Sources revealed that several pro-democracy figures are wanted by the Hong Kong police for violatingNational Security Law.
The list includes Nathan Law Kwun-chung, Wayne Chan Ka-kui, Ray Wong Toi-yeung, Simon Cheng Man-kit, Honcques Laus and Samuel Chu.
This is the first time the police use the National Security Law to issue warrant for Hongkongers who have left Hong Kong.
Source: NOW News; Mingpao #Jul31
Image: Al Jazeera
#WhiteTerror
See also:
Student Organisations Targeted, At Least 3 Former Members Arrested in Raids
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/23831
Hong Kong Government Disqualifies At Least 12 Pro-democracy Candidates in LegCo Election
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/23841
Sources: Democracy activists in Exile Wanted by Hong Kong Police for Violating National Security Law
Sources revealed that several pro-democracy figures are wanted by the Hong Kong police for violatingNational Security Law.
The list includes Nathan Law Kwun-chung, Wayne Chan Ka-kui, Ray Wong Toi-yeung, Simon Cheng Man-kit, Honcques Laus and Samuel Chu.
This is the first time the police use the National Security Law to issue warrant for Hongkongers who have left Hong Kong.
Source: NOW News; Mingpao #Jul31
Image: Al Jazeera
#WhiteTerror
See also:
Student Organisations Targeted, At Least 3 Former Members Arrested in Raids
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/23831
Hong Kong Government Disqualifies At Least 12 Pro-democracy Candidates in LegCo Election
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/23841
#LoveHongKong #NathanLaw
Nathan Law: "I hope, too, that all of you can stand strong to resist the white terror rather than succumb to self-censorship"
"I have no idea what is my “crime” and I don’t think that’s even important. These are trumped-up charges. Perhaps, in the end, the answer is that I love Hong Kong too much.
... I really love Hong Kong: its terrain, its culture, its vibe. But what I most love are Hong Kongers’ values and the future of its every inhabitant. What I now face is far greater than my own gains and losses. The price of displacement is what I’m willing to pay..."
Source: Nathan Law's Facebook #Jul31 #NationalSecurityLaw #WantedList
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https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/23887
Nathan Law: "I hope, too, that all of you can stand strong to resist the white terror rather than succumb to self-censorship"
"I have no idea what is my “crime” and I don’t think that’s even important. These are trumped-up charges. Perhaps, in the end, the answer is that I love Hong Kong too much.
... I really love Hong Kong: its terrain, its culture, its vibe. But what I most love are Hong Kongers’ values and the future of its every inhabitant. What I now face is far greater than my own gains and losses. The price of displacement is what I’m willing to pay..."
Source: Nathan Law's Facebook #Jul31 #NationalSecurityLaw #WantedList
Read Full Version:
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/23887
#LoveHongKong #NathanLaw
Nathan Law: "I hope, too, that all of you can stand strong to resist the white terror rather than succumb to self-censorship"
This is the full version Nathan Law published on Facebook:
//Like all of you, I found out that I — along with five other Hong Kongers currently overseas — am on the wanted list for having violated the NSL from news reports. I have no idea what is my “crime” and I don’t think that’s even important. These are trumped-up charges. Perhaps, in the end, the answer is that I love Hong Kong too much.
Since 2014 I have experienced a lot of ups and downs: from student leader to a Legislative Council member, and from a prisoner to an international advocate, I have not for a moment betrayed Hong Kongers’ values and democratic aspirations. I’d be dishonest if I said I could’ve imagined six years ago that, by the time of Hong Kong’s complete destruction under Chinese control in 2020, I’d be so far gone, truly not knowing when I could return home.
I was prepared when I left Hong Kong to be in exile; but this becoming a reality still disappoints, incapacitates, and frightens me. Indeed who can enjoy freedom from fear in the face of China’s powerful political machine? What we can choose is how to respond to this fear: For me, it’s with action.
I’ve always advocated for freedom and democracy in Hong Kong, for sanctions by foreign governments against Chinese and Hong Kong officials who stifle human rights, for an active international response to concentration camps in Xinjiang and the collapse of Hong Kong’s autonomy.
The arrests, the disqualifications, the wanted bulletins — these are indications of our need to remain active on the global stage. That Hong Kong has no place for even such moderate views like ours underscores the absurdity of Chinese Communist rule. I really love Hong Kong: its terrain, its culture, its vibe. But what I most love are Hong Kongers’ values and the future of its every inhabitant. What I now face is far greater than my own gains and losses. The price of displacement is what I’m willing to pay.
My social media will remain active. I hope, too, that all of you can stand strong to resist the white terror rather than succumb to self-censorship. At the same time, I hereby reiterate: My advocacy work overseas is conducted in my own personal capacity, without any collaboration with others. Since leaving Hong Kong, I have also stopped contacting members of my family. From now on I’ll sever my relationship with them.
I will also try my best to protect my safety. Please don’t worry about me. I still have faith in the future.//
Source: Nathan Law's Facebook #Jul31 #NationalSecurityLaw #WantedList
Nathan Law: "I hope, too, that all of you can stand strong to resist the white terror rather than succumb to self-censorship"
This is the full version Nathan Law published on Facebook:
//Like all of you, I found out that I — along with five other Hong Kongers currently overseas — am on the wanted list for having violated the NSL from news reports. I have no idea what is my “crime” and I don’t think that’s even important. These are trumped-up charges. Perhaps, in the end, the answer is that I love Hong Kong too much.
Since 2014 I have experienced a lot of ups and downs: from student leader to a Legislative Council member, and from a prisoner to an international advocate, I have not for a moment betrayed Hong Kongers’ values and democratic aspirations. I’d be dishonest if I said I could’ve imagined six years ago that, by the time of Hong Kong’s complete destruction under Chinese control in 2020, I’d be so far gone, truly not knowing when I could return home.
I was prepared when I left Hong Kong to be in exile; but this becoming a reality still disappoints, incapacitates, and frightens me. Indeed who can enjoy freedom from fear in the face of China’s powerful political machine? What we can choose is how to respond to this fear: For me, it’s with action.
I’ve always advocated for freedom and democracy in Hong Kong, for sanctions by foreign governments against Chinese and Hong Kong officials who stifle human rights, for an active international response to concentration camps in Xinjiang and the collapse of Hong Kong’s autonomy.
The arrests, the disqualifications, the wanted bulletins — these are indications of our need to remain active on the global stage. That Hong Kong has no place for even such moderate views like ours underscores the absurdity of Chinese Communist rule. I really love Hong Kong: its terrain, its culture, its vibe. But what I most love are Hong Kongers’ values and the future of its every inhabitant. What I now face is far greater than my own gains and losses. The price of displacement is what I’m willing to pay.
My social media will remain active. I hope, too, that all of you can stand strong to resist the white terror rather than succumb to self-censorship. At the same time, I hereby reiterate: My advocacy work overseas is conducted in my own personal capacity, without any collaboration with others. Since leaving Hong Kong, I have also stopped contacting members of my family. From now on I’ll sever my relationship with them.
I will also try my best to protect my safety. Please don’t worry about me. I still have faith in the future.//
Source: Nathan Law's Facebook #Jul31 #NationalSecurityLaw #WantedList
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#PoliceState #NSL #PrinceEdward831
Police Officers Arrest 2 Civilians Aggressively for Writing Slogan
A man and a woman wrote down a slogan outside of Prince Edward Station Exit B. They were followed by around six or seven plainclothed police officers. At Sai Yeung Choi Street South, they were pinned down on the ground and arrested by the police. The man screamed, "I can't breathe".
Source: CLS HK Media #Jul31
Police Take Unarmed Young Man Holding a Camera To Police Station
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/23884
Police Take Away a Man with Take-away and Bicycle on 8.31 Monthly Commemorative Day
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/23873
Police Intercept Teenage Girl Holding White Flowers
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/23868
Police Arrest At Least 5 Young People inside Prince Edward Station
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/23872
Despite Typhoon Signal No.3, Man Alone Insists on Remembering 831 Remembering 8.31 Terror Attack at Prince Edward Station
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/23877
Police Officers Arrest 2 Civilians Aggressively for Writing Slogan
A man and a woman wrote down a slogan outside of Prince Edward Station Exit B. They were followed by around six or seven plainclothed police officers. At Sai Yeung Choi Street South, they were pinned down on the ground and arrested by the police. The man screamed, "I can't breathe".
Source: CLS HK Media #Jul31
Police Take Unarmed Young Man Holding a Camera To Police Station
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/23884
Police Take Away a Man with Take-away and Bicycle on 8.31 Monthly Commemorative Day
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/23873
Police Intercept Teenage Girl Holding White Flowers
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/23868
Police Arrest At Least 5 Young People inside Prince Edward Station
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/23872
Despite Typhoon Signal No.3, Man Alone Insists on Remembering 831 Remembering 8.31 Terror Attack at Prince Edward Station
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/23877
#DQ #LegCoElection #NationalSecurityLaw
Joshua Wong Questions the Authorities' Larger Plan of Prosecution under the National Security Law In Disguise of Disqualifications
Source: Apple Daily; InMedia #Jul31 #JoshuaWong #BasicLaw
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https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/23890
Joshua Wong Questions the Authorities' Larger Plan of Prosecution under the National Security Law In Disguise of Disqualifications
Source: Apple Daily; InMedia #Jul31 #JoshuaWong #BasicLaw
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https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/23890