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#FirstHand #Interview
Interview with Sham Shui Po District Councilor Ronald Tsui
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#NationalAnthemLaw #PoliceState #DistrictCouncillor #RonaldTsui #27May
Interview with Sham Shui Po District Councilor Ronald Tsui
View Transcript Here.
#NationalAnthemLaw #PoliceState #DistrictCouncillor #RonaldTsui #27May
#FirstHand #Interview
Interview with Sham Shui Po District Councilor Ronald Tsui
Watch Video: https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/21520
Q: What brought you here to Admiralty Centre outside the Legislative Council?
A: Both the National Anthem Bill and the Nation Security Law are both Chinese Communist Party's way of suppressing what's little left of Hong Kong’s rule of law and human rights, hence we came to Admiralty today to protest and show our discontent. The police have just cordoned off Admiralty Centre and warned us that we could not bring the protest to the Legislative Council (LegCo).
Q: Is the path to the LegCo all blocked?
A: As soon as we left the exit of Admiralty station, the police warned us that we could not go ahead. However, when we pulled up our protest banner, the police shuffled their cordon line backwards, so we could protest here in Admiralty Centre. As we reached the cordon line, the police used the microphone to warn us that we couldn’t move forward according to the law, otherwise they would use appropriate force to disperse us.
Q: Which ordinance did they cite for the dispersal?
A: It wasn’t clear and I couldn't hear properly. They cited a bunch of numbers, which I couldn’t hear properly. I assume that they used ordinances similar to those on Sunday, such as illegal assembly. I was at the Canal Road Flyover last Sunday as a district councilor to monitor the police’s actions and to monitor if they had used any violence. During the incident, we almost got shot by a pepper ball, and one of my colleague was shot on the arm.
Q: How is the colleague who got shot?
A: He was fine after bandaging.
#NationalAnthemLaw #PoliceState #DistrictCouncillor #RonaldTsui #27May
Interview with Sham Shui Po District Councilor Ronald Tsui
Watch Video: https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/21520
Q: What brought you here to Admiralty Centre outside the Legislative Council?
A: Both the National Anthem Bill and the Nation Security Law are both Chinese Communist Party's way of suppressing what's little left of Hong Kong’s rule of law and human rights, hence we came to Admiralty today to protest and show our discontent. The police have just cordoned off Admiralty Centre and warned us that we could not bring the protest to the Legislative Council (LegCo).
Q: Is the path to the LegCo all blocked?
A: As soon as we left the exit of Admiralty station, the police warned us that we could not go ahead. However, when we pulled up our protest banner, the police shuffled their cordon line backwards, so we could protest here in Admiralty Centre. As we reached the cordon line, the police used the microphone to warn us that we couldn’t move forward according to the law, otherwise they would use appropriate force to disperse us.
Q: Which ordinance did they cite for the dispersal?
A: It wasn’t clear and I couldn't hear properly. They cited a bunch of numbers, which I couldn’t hear properly. I assume that they used ordinances similar to those on Sunday, such as illegal assembly. I was at the Canal Road Flyover last Sunday as a district councilor to monitor the police’s actions and to monitor if they had used any violence. During the incident, we almost got shot by a pepper ball, and one of my colleague was shot on the arm.
Q: How is the colleague who got shot?
A: He was fine after bandaging.
#NationalAnthemLaw #PoliceState #DistrictCouncillor #RonaldTsui #27May
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#FirstHand #Interview
Interview with Sham Shui Po District Councilor Ronald Tsui
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#NationalAnthemLaw #PoliceState #DistrictCouncillor #RonaldTsui
Interview with Sham Shui Po District Councilor Ronald Tsui
View Transcript Here.
#NationalAnthemLaw #PoliceState #DistrictCouncillor #RonaldTsui
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Police Provoking Crowds, Calling the Public "Cockroaches" and "Rubbish"
1316 | Causeway Bay
Peaceful dispersion of protestors was promptly stopped as 2 more groups of riot police arrived from SOGO and set up cordon lines at Jardine’s Crescent.
When a district councilor moved forward for better inspection and journalists followed for a better picture, they were chastised and repeatedly rudely pushed by the police, with the district councilor being threatened with arrest. “political brownie points were not earned by this,” the commanding police officer mocked the district councilor. Other police officers continued to call journalists and other members of the public “cockroaches” and “rubbish”.
Meanwhile, the yellow flag is hoisted again at the same spot.
#PoliceState #Dehumanization
Police Provoking Crowds, Calling the Public "Cockroaches" and "Rubbish"
1316 | Causeway Bay
Peaceful dispersion of protestors was promptly stopped as 2 more groups of riot police arrived from SOGO and set up cordon lines at Jardine’s Crescent.
When a district councilor moved forward for better inspection and journalists followed for a better picture, they were chastised and repeatedly rudely pushed by the police, with the district councilor being threatened with arrest. “political brownie points were not earned by this,” the commanding police officer mocked the district councilor. Other police officers continued to call journalists and other members of the public “cockroaches” and “rubbish”.
Meanwhile, the yellow flag is hoisted again at the same spot.
#PoliceState #Dehumanization
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1325 | Causeway Bay
Over 1000 citizens moved west towards Wan Chai while chanting protest slogans.
1325 | Causeway Bay
Over 1000 citizens moved west towards Wan Chai while chanting protest slogans.
#PoliceState #NationalAnthemLaw
Police Detains People Outside Langham Place; Man in White Wrestled and Injured
1459 | Mong Kok
Police established cordon lines outside Langham Place and encircled large numbers of civilians, while driving away reporters. Over 20 people were detained, waiting to be searched by police.
A man in white was wrestled to the ground and handcuffed. He was injured in the process, and officers bandaged his head wounds.
Source: Stand News #27May
Police Detains People Outside Langham Place; Man in White Wrestled and Injured
1459 | Mong Kok
Police established cordon lines outside Langham Place and encircled large numbers of civilians, while driving away reporters. Over 20 people were detained, waiting to be searched by police.
A man in white was wrestled to the ground and handcuffed. He was injured in the process, and officers bandaged his head wounds.
Source: Stand News #27May
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#AsiasFinest #Elderly
Police Shove and Pepper-sprays Old Man While Dispersing Crowds
15:23 | #CWB
While riot police were dispersing citizens on the scene in Russell Street, they shove a old man who was walking slowly. They fired pepper spray directly to that old man. He is now receiving on-site first-aid assistance. Some reporters also suffered from the pepper spray while filming the scene.
Source: Editorial Board, HSUSU
#NationalAnthemLaw #NationalAnthemBill #HKProtests #Press #27May
Police Shove and Pepper-sprays Old Man While Dispersing Crowds
15:23 | #CWB
While riot police were dispersing citizens on the scene in Russell Street, they shove a old man who was walking slowly. They fired pepper spray directly to that old man. He is now receiving on-site first-aid assistance. Some reporters also suffered from the pepper spray while filming the scene.
Source: Editorial Board, HSUSU
#NationalAnthemLaw #NationalAnthemBill #HKProtests #Press #27May
#PoliceBrutality
Female citizen was treated harshly by riot police
14:29 | Pedder Street, Des Voeux Road Central, #Central
Riot police intercepted the citizens outside of the Louis Vuitton shop located at the junction of Pedder Street and Des Voeux Road Central. A women tried to escape during the interception, but failed, and was pinned under the knees of several strong male police officers.
During this time a councillor tried to ask the police not to be so forceful in the arrest, but he himself was stopped by the riot police.
The woman was released later at 14:38.
Source: CityU SU Editorial Board
#PoliceState #DistrictCouncillor #FailedState #NationalSecurityLaw #NationalAnthemLaw
#27May
Female citizen was treated harshly by riot police
14:29 | Pedder Street, Des Voeux Road Central, #Central
Riot police intercepted the citizens outside of the Louis Vuitton shop located at the junction of Pedder Street and Des Voeux Road Central. A women tried to escape during the interception, but failed, and was pinned under the knees of several strong male police officers.
During this time a councillor tried to ask the police not to be so forceful in the arrest, but he himself was stopped by the riot police.
The woman was released later at 14:38.
Source: CityU SU Editorial Board
#PoliceState #DistrictCouncillor #FailedState #NationalSecurityLaw #NationalAnthemLaw
#27May
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Hongkongers Fight On In Protest of National Security Law and National Anthem Law
1635 | #MongKok
Citizens marched on the road with umbrellas in their hands. Those at the front asking for cables ties to be passed from the back, and told the crowd to maintain distance from each other.
The controversial National Security Law and the National Anthem Law, which have been condemned by legal experts and the international open societies as a threat to rights and freedom, are expected to be forcefully imposed on Hong Kong by the Chinese Communist Party government in China and Beijing-influenced Legislature in Hong Kong respectively.
#SupplyChain #NationalAnthemLaw #NationalSecurityLaw #HongKongProtests
Hongkongers Fight On In Protest of National Security Law and National Anthem Law
1635 | #MongKok
Citizens marched on the road with umbrellas in their hands. Those at the front asking for cables ties to be passed from the back, and told the crowd to maintain distance from each other.
The controversial National Security Law and the National Anthem Law, which have been condemned by legal experts and the international open societies as a threat to rights and freedom, are expected to be forcefully imposed on Hong Kong by the Chinese Communist Party government in China and Beijing-influenced Legislature in Hong Kong respectively.
#SupplyChain #NationalAnthemLaw #NationalSecurityLaw #HongKongProtests
#FirstHand #27May
Protesters Form Defensive Line
1635 | Nathan Road, #Mongkok
Protestors are seen setting up barricades and forming a defense line with umbrellas in an attempt to slow the police's progress.
Watch Video:
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/21624
#HongKongProtest #NationalAnthemLaw #NationalSecurityLaw
Protesters Form Defensive Line
1635 | Nathan Road, #Mongkok
Protestors are seen setting up barricades and forming a defense line with umbrellas in an attempt to slow the police's progress.
Watch Video:
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/21624
#HongKongProtest #NationalAnthemLaw #NationalSecurityLaw
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Protesters Form Defense Line With Umbrellas
1635 | Nathan Road, #MongKok
Protestors are seen setting up barricades and forming a defense line with umbrellas in an attempt to slow the police's progress.
#HongKongProtest #NationalAnthemLaw #NationalSecurityLaw
Protesters Form Defense Line With Umbrellas
1635 | Nathan Road, #MongKok
Protestors are seen setting up barricades and forming a defense line with umbrellas in an attempt to slow the police's progress.
#HongKongProtest #NationalAnthemLaw #NationalSecurityLaw