Hong Kong Police Wear Chinese Nation Flag on Their Uniform
At “Lunch with You” on Friday (#Jan3) at Kwun Tong, riot police station nearby the Tsun Yip Street Playground were spotted wearing accessories such as the Chinese National Flag and sticker reading "Kick-ass Police” on their uniforms.
Editor's note: Personalizing the police uniform is not allowed; however, the Hong Kong Police could be seen from time to time wearing ornaments but not their identification pin on their outfit.
Source: Cupid News
#3Jan #KwunTong #LunchWithYou
At “Lunch with You” on Friday (#Jan3) at Kwun Tong, riot police station nearby the Tsun Yip Street Playground were spotted wearing accessories such as the Chinese National Flag and sticker reading "Kick-ass Police” on their uniforms.
Editor's note: Personalizing the police uniform is not allowed; however, the Hong Kong Police could be seen from time to time wearing ornaments but not their identification pin on their outfit.
Source: Cupid News
#3Jan #KwunTong #LunchWithYou
Kwun Tong District Council suspended the construction of the musical fountain
[ABSTRACT]
The first meeting of Kwun Tong District Council was held on 7 Jan discussed the project of music fountain in Kwun Tong Promenade. Wong Chi-ken, one of the pro-democracy District Councillor, requested the government to explain the construction details and suspend the project. The motion passed with 28 votes in favour, 0 against and 9 abstentions.
#DistrictCouncil #KwunTong
Source: oncc (07-Jan)
https://bit.ly/2QufM7L
Newly Elected Council Member determined to withdraw the musical fountain project:
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/12456
How the 50 million white elephant project started:
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/12453
[ABSTRACT]
The first meeting of Kwun Tong District Council was held on 7 Jan discussed the project of music fountain in Kwun Tong Promenade. Wong Chi-ken, one of the pro-democracy District Councillor, requested the government to explain the construction details and suspend the project. The motion passed with 28 votes in favour, 0 against and 9 abstentions.
#DistrictCouncil #KwunTong
Source: oncc (07-Jan)
https://bit.ly/2QufM7L
Newly Elected Council Member determined to withdraw the musical fountain project:
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/12456
How the 50 million white elephant project started:
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/12453
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觀塘區會通過動議 暫停海濱音樂噴泉工程
觀塘區議會今午(7日)召開本屆會期首次會議，討論觀塘海濱公園音樂噴泉工程。區議員黃子健動議要求政府交代興建音樂噴泉工程細
[ Rigged System ] Aftermath of Historical District Council Landslide Victory: Home Affairs Department Override District Council Anyway; Councillors said Government is Extremely Disrespectful
(Editor's Note: It is not only benefiting developers and wasting taxpayers money, but also showing the world it means nothing that we won the previous election. 90% of the residents opposed to the construction; councillors voted "no"; but the corrupt practice goes on anyway.)
The motion of suspending the construction of the 53-million musical fountain was passed with 28 votes in favour and no objection in the first council meeting. However, the Home Affairs Department insisted on carrying out the project according to the contract as the budget was passed in Legislative Council Public Works Team in Nov 2018. It will continue to carry out the project according to the agreement and report to the District Council.
#DistrictCouncil #KwunTong
Excerpt: Stand News (08-Jan)
https://bit.ly/39TvIbh
Further Reading to the White Elephant Project:
Kwun Tong District Council suspended the construction of the musical fountain
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/15017
Newly Elected Council Member determined to withdraw the musical fountain project:
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/12456
How the 50 million white elephant project started:
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/12453
(Editor's Note: It is not only benefiting developers and wasting taxpayers money, but also showing the world it means nothing that we won the previous election. 90% of the residents opposed to the construction; councillors voted "no"; but the corrupt practice goes on anyway.)
The motion of suspending the construction of the 53-million musical fountain was passed with 28 votes in favour and no objection in the first council meeting. However, the Home Affairs Department insisted on carrying out the project according to the contract as the budget was passed in Legislative Council Public Works Team in Nov 2018. It will continue to carry out the project according to the agreement and report to the District Council.
#DistrictCouncil #KwunTong
Excerpt: Stand News (08-Jan)
https://bit.ly/39TvIbh
Further Reading to the White Elephant Project:
Kwun Tong District Council suspended the construction of the musical fountain
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/15017
Newly Elected Council Member determined to withdraw the musical fountain project:
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/12456
How the 50 million white elephant project started:
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/12453
#LunchWithYou
Lunchtime Protest in Kwun Tong: Citizens Expressed Concerns Over The Soaring Number Of Dead Bodies And Suicide Cases
“Lunch With You” Protest was held in Tsun Yip Street Playground, Kwun Tong at 1 p.m. on January 16, with an aim to raise awareness on the soaring number of dead bodies and suicide cases in the last few months.
Around 100 civilians particated in the protest, expressing concerns and doubt towards the “no suspicious circumstances” conclusion made by police on majority of the cases.
Some paticpants held signs and chanted slogans such as “Hong Kong People Will Not Stop the Resistance Against Tyranny” and “See you at Chater Garden on Jan 19”. Particpating civlians left peacefully after the lunchtime protest.
Source: Flash Media Hong Kong
#Jan16 #KwunTong #Suicide #Death #HongKongProtest2020
Lunchtime Protest in Kwun Tong: Citizens Expressed Concerns Over The Soaring Number Of Dead Bodies And Suicide Cases
“Lunch With You” Protest was held in Tsun Yip Street Playground, Kwun Tong at 1 p.m. on January 16, with an aim to raise awareness on the soaring number of dead bodies and suicide cases in the last few months.
Around 100 civilians particated in the protest, expressing concerns and doubt towards the “no suspicious circumstances” conclusion made by police on majority of the cases.
Some paticpants held signs and chanted slogans such as “Hong Kong People Will Not Stop the Resistance Against Tyranny” and “See you at Chater Garden on Jan 19”. Particpating civlians left peacefully after the lunchtime protest.
Source: Flash Media Hong Kong
#Jan16 #KwunTong #Suicide #Death #HongKongProtest2020
#FirstHand Civilians held ceremony in Kwun Tong in remembrance of 831 incident victims
It has been six months since the 831 incident took place Prince Edward MTR station. Both the police and the MTR have been evasive in their responses, whether it was excessive use of police force or indiscriminate arrest, they owe Hongkongers a full account.
Today (February 28) civilians spontaneously held a memorial ceremony in Kwun Tong, assuring the victims of the incident that HongKonger will not forget their sacrifice nor suffering. Just as we will not forget the brutalities of police, we will not give up and stand together in our pursuit of justice.
#Feb28 #PoliceBrutality #831incident #KwunTong
It has been six months since the 831 incident took place Prince Edward MTR station. Both the police and the MTR have been evasive in their responses, whether it was excessive use of police force or indiscriminate arrest, they owe Hongkongers a full account.
Today (February 28) civilians spontaneously held a memorial ceremony in Kwun Tong, assuring the victims of the incident that HongKonger will not forget their sacrifice nor suffering. Just as we will not forget the brutalities of police, we will not give up and stand together in our pursuit of justice.
#Feb28 #PoliceBrutality #831incident #KwunTong
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#FirstHand #Mar22
Police Charge in Peaceful Memorials Held for Deceased Protesters
In remembrance of 15-year-old Chan Yin-lam who was found dead in the waters 6 months ago, citizens held memorials at Tsuen Kwan O and Kwun Tong.
In #KwunTong, the memorial was held at Kwun Tong Promenade. The video shows that police are conducting stop and search on many civilains gathered at the scene.
Citizens presented white flowers and showcased light boxes, that read "injustice undone".
At the intersection of Sheung Tak, police force has been significantly increased and riot police was sighted at Sheung Tak car park, where another young protester Alex Chow had fallen from height last November.
Sources: Apple Daily; Students Media
Video: First Hand #neverforgetneverforgive #HKProtest
Police Charge in Peaceful Memorials Held for Deceased Protesters
In remembrance of 15-year-old Chan Yin-lam who was found dead in the waters 6 months ago, citizens held memorials at Tsuen Kwan O and Kwun Tong.
In #KwunTong, the memorial was held at Kwun Tong Promenade. The video shows that police are conducting stop and search on many civilains gathered at the scene.
Citizens presented white flowers and showcased light boxes, that read "injustice undone".
At the intersection of Sheung Tak, police force has been significantly increased and riot police was sighted at Sheung Tak car park, where another young protester Alex Chow had fallen from height last November.
Sources: Apple Daily; Students Media
Video: First Hand #neverforgetneverforgive #HKProtest
#NetizensVoice
Hong Kong police arrested man who put up protest poster related to Chinese president Xi Jinping
(24 Apr) What is wrong with the Hong Kong police? We can’t mock Xi Jinping? They can arrest someone for just (legally) putting posters on a bulletin board?
When the police saw the “king of viruses Chinese president Xi Jinping” poster, they lost their temper, surrounded and shouted at the man, he was eventually arrested.
At around 3pm, several men put up posters on the District Office’s bulletin board (i.e. the Lennon Wall in Kwun Tong) at Tung Yan Street near MTR Exit A in Kwun Tong Hong Kong, showing Rebel Pepper's "King of Viruses Xi Jinping", a mockery of Xi Jinping's cover-up of COVID-19, which ultimately became a global disaster.
It's legal to put up posters on bulletin boards. However, when an emergency unit vehicle arrived at the scene, a group of police got out and surrounded the men. A policeman lost his temper and verbally abused one of the men repeatedly: “Shut the fuck up”, “Fucking moron”, “Cockroach”, “Look at me”, “Go to Sun uk ling (holding center)” etc.
The incident aroused citizens to gather around and film with their phones, and the police verbally abused the onlookers as well. Not long after, a large group of police arrived for reinforcement, and brought several onlookers behind the defense line for investigation.
A telemarketer who was disgraced by the police came forward to the scene for support, but got intercepted by the police. Many emergency unit vehicles arrived at the scene later and around 20 police went on stand-by. The atmosphere was tense at one point. At around 4pm, the citizens who were intercepted and the man who posted on the wall were taken to the police station. Other police left after covering the posters with black plastic bags.
The police later said they had received a report from a citizen that there were people sticking posters in the above address. They went to the scene for investigation and arrested a man. The case is on hold for police assistance.
It’s not on the horizon, It’s happening.
Source: Facebook
https://bit.ly/3cBQFbk
#Xi #FreedomOfSpeech #LennonWall #PoliceState #KwunTong #Coronavirus
Hong Kong police arrested man who put up protest poster related to Chinese president Xi Jinping
(24 Apr) What is wrong with the Hong Kong police? We can’t mock Xi Jinping? They can arrest someone for just (legally) putting posters on a bulletin board?
When the police saw the “king of viruses Chinese president Xi Jinping” poster, they lost their temper, surrounded and shouted at the man, he was eventually arrested.
At around 3pm, several men put up posters on the District Office’s bulletin board (i.e. the Lennon Wall in Kwun Tong) at Tung Yan Street near MTR Exit A in Kwun Tong Hong Kong, showing Rebel Pepper's "King of Viruses Xi Jinping", a mockery of Xi Jinping's cover-up of COVID-19, which ultimately became a global disaster.
It's legal to put up posters on bulletin boards. However, when an emergency unit vehicle arrived at the scene, a group of police got out and surrounded the men. A policeman lost his temper and verbally abused one of the men repeatedly: “Shut the fuck up”, “Fucking moron”, “Cockroach”, “Look at me”, “Go to Sun uk ling (holding center)” etc.
The incident aroused citizens to gather around and film with their phones, and the police verbally abused the onlookers as well. Not long after, a large group of police arrived for reinforcement, and brought several onlookers behind the defense line for investigation.
A telemarketer who was disgraced by the police came forward to the scene for support, but got intercepted by the police. Many emergency unit vehicles arrived at the scene later and around 20 police went on stand-by. The atmosphere was tense at one point. At around 4pm, the citizens who were intercepted and the man who posted on the wall were taken to the police station. Other police left after covering the posters with black plastic bags.
The police later said they had received a report from a citizen that there were people sticking posters in the above address. They went to the scene for investigation and arrested a man. The case is on hold for police assistance.
It’s not on the horizon, It’s happening.
Source: Facebook
https://bit.ly/3cBQFbk
#Xi #FreedomOfSpeech #LennonWall #PoliceState #KwunTong #Coronavirus
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Hong Kong Protesters Send Special "Blessings" on Carrie Lam's Birthday
1952 | APM Mall, #KwunTong
A man was seen holding up a sign to that reads:
"On Carrie Lam's cursed birthday, we wish her eternal damnation to the Nth level of hell."
Source: Local Press #May13
#Birthday #Hell #ProtestSlogan
1952 | APM Mall, #KwunTong
A man was seen holding up a sign to that reads:
"On Carrie Lam's cursed birthday, we wish her eternal damnation to the Nth level of hell."
Source: Local Press #May13
#Birthday #Hell #ProtestSlogan
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#FirstHand #29May #SingwithYou
8 Unarmed Teens Searched by Police
1356 | #KwunTong Road
Outside APM mall , about eight unarmed teenagers were surrounded and searched by a group of 10 police officers in riot gear.
#HongKongProtest #NationalAnthemLaw #FailedState #PoliceState
8 Unarmed Teens Searched by Police
1356 | #KwunTong Road
Outside APM mall , about eight unarmed teenagers were surrounded and searched by a group of 10 police officers in riot gear.
#HongKongProtest #NationalAnthemLaw #FailedState #PoliceState
#HiuLaiCourt
Residents of Hiu Lai Court Demanded Re-election of OC
The current chairman of the owners corporation of Hiu Lai Court is Ann So, a former Kwun Tong District Council member and former member of the Supervisory Commission. Some Hui Lai Court residents were dissatisfied with the low transparency of the corporation.
Earlier, more than 10% of the owners’ signatures were collected and they requested reform of the corporation. So, however, did not hold the special meeting of owners within 14 days.
Last night more than 100 residents surrounded So and demanded an immediate meeting.
Source: Inmedia
#May29 #KwunTong
Residents of Hiu Lai Court Demanded Re-election of OC
The current chairman of the owners corporation of Hiu Lai Court is Ann So, a former Kwun Tong District Council member and former member of the Supervisory Commission. Some Hui Lai Court residents were dissatisfied with the low transparency of the corporation.
Earlier, more than 10% of the owners’ signatures were collected and they requested reform of the corporation. So, however, did not hold the special meeting of owners within 14 days.
Last night more than 100 residents surrounded So and demanded an immediate meeting.
Source: Inmedia
#May29 #KwunTong
#6431Truth #KwunTong
18-year-old student: I will come out even it means breaking the law
In Kwun Tong, around 100 people held a June Forth Vigil at the Kwun Tong Promenade.
A 18-year-old boy joined the vigil for the second time. He stated that he learnt more about the massacre last year, and he decided to join the vigil.
Regarding the ban of June Forth Vigil this year, he agreed that Hongkongers’ freedom was being exploited. “Hong Kong is the last place to remember this incident. The government is inhumane to ban it,” he said. He stressed that he will stand strong even if the government decides to persecute him.
Source: Stand News
#Jun4 #June4Vigil #Student
18-year-old student: I will come out even it means breaking the law
In Kwun Tong, around 100 people held a June Forth Vigil at the Kwun Tong Promenade.
A 18-year-old boy joined the vigil for the second time. He stated that he learnt more about the massacre last year, and he decided to join the vigil.
Regarding the ban of June Forth Vigil this year, he agreed that Hongkongers’ freedom was being exploited. “Hong Kong is the last place to remember this incident. The government is inhumane to ban it,” he said. He stressed that he will stand strong even if the government decides to persecute him.
Source: Stand News
#Jun4 #June4Vigil #Student
#Firsthand #LunchwithYou
Lunch with You at APM
1324 | APM, #KwunTong
Citizens gathered at the APM atrium over lunchtime for a 'Lunch with You' activity. Large groups of people were seen gathered at the atrium and along the balconies surrounding it. Protestors were seen displaying materials linked to the protest. At the same time, there were also many people seen waving flags that read 'Liberate Hong Kong, Revolution of Our Times' and 'Hong Kong Independence', showing the growing distrust of the Chinese Government among the citizens.
Today marks the one year anniversary of 6/9, when 1 in 7 Hong Kong citizens, totaling 1.03 million went out and marched on the streets to speak up against the Extradition Bill.
#FailedState #OneCountryOneSystem #HongKongProtest
Lunch with You at APM
1324 | APM, #KwunTong
Citizens gathered at the APM atrium over lunchtime for a 'Lunch with You' activity. Large groups of people were seen gathered at the atrium and along the balconies surrounding it. Protestors were seen displaying materials linked to the protest. At the same time, there were also many people seen waving flags that read 'Liberate Hong Kong, Revolution of Our Times' and 'Hong Kong Independence', showing the growing distrust of the Chinese Government among the citizens.
Today marks the one year anniversary of 6/9, when 1 in 7 Hong Kong citizens, totaling 1.03 million went out and marched on the streets to speak up against the Extradition Bill.
#FailedState #OneCountryOneSystem #HongKongProtest