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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
Vigil Updates from Victoria Park and Tuen Mun Park
#8964 #6431Truth #TiananmenMassacre
1911 | #VictoriaPark, #CWB
Citizens yelled protest slogans, such as, "End the One Party State, Establish Democratic China, Destroy the CCP."
1920
Police continued to use loudhailers to announce that today's vigil received a Letter of Objection. However, they did not stop citizens from entering Victoria Park. Police and police cars were also stationed on Causeway Road and East Point Road, but there are no riot police yet.
1923
The number of participants continued to increase in Victoria Park soccer fields.
1926
Legislators Chu Ho Dick, Nina Liang, Lester Shum, Tiffany Yuen Ka-wai, and Nathan Law, and activist Joshua Wong arrived.
1931 | Tuen Mun Park, #TuenMun
Large group of citizens lit candles to mourn for the Tiananmen Massacre victims.
1935 | #VictoriaPark, #CWB
Vigil started at 8pm. Citizens continued to stream into Victoria Park steadily.
Source: Cable, AppleDaily
#8964 #6431Truth #TiananmenMassacre
1911 | #VictoriaPark, #CWB
Citizens yelled protest slogans, such as, "End the One Party State, Establish Democratic China, Destroy the CCP."
1920
Police continued to use loudhailers to announce that today's vigil received a Letter of Objection. However, they did not stop citizens from entering Victoria Park. Police and police cars were also stationed on Causeway Road and East Point Road, but there are no riot police yet.
1923
The number of participants continued to increase in Victoria Park soccer fields.
1926
Legislators Chu Ho Dick, Nina Liang, Lester Shum, Tiffany Yuen Ka-wai, and Nathan Law, and activist Joshua Wong arrived.
1931 | Tuen Mun Park, #TuenMun
Large group of citizens lit candles to mourn for the Tiananmen Massacre victims.
1935 | #VictoriaPark, #CWB
Vigil started at 8pm. Citizens continued to stream into Victoria Park steadily.
Source: Cable, AppleDaily
#FirstHand #4June
Students Among Crowd Gathered for Vigil
20:33 | #VictoriaPark, #CWB
Among the throngs of people who streamed into Victoria Park for the vigil, a number of students still dressed in school uniform were seen. It is a very heartening image, as it brings an assurance to us that the next generation will carry this this flame from our generation.
Meanwhile, flags were seen being waved at the vigil and well, one of it bearing the famous slogan by localist Edward Leung, "Liberate Hong Kong, Revolution of our Times".
#4June #8964 #6431Truth #TiananmenMassacre
Students Among Crowd Gathered for Vigil
20:33 | #VictoriaPark, #CWB
Among the throngs of people who streamed into Victoria Park for the vigil, a number of students still dressed in school uniform were seen. It is a very heartening image, as it brings an assurance to us that the next generation will carry this this flame from our generation.
Meanwhile, flags were seen being waved at the vigil and well, one of it bearing the famous slogan by localist Edward Leung, "Liberate Hong Kong, Revolution of our Times".
#4June #8964 #6431Truth #TiananmenMassacre
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#FirstHand #Jun4
31 years after Tiananmen Massacre: Citiznes stood a minute's silence to commemorate
2014 | #VictoriaPark , #CWB
At Victoria Park, hundreds defied police objection and public gathering ban to join the Candlelight Vigil. The atmosphere is peaceful, with participants sitting on the ground, holding posters and chanting slogans such as “Down with CPC!”
At 20:09, the citizens stood a minute's silence to commemorate the young souls died during the June Fourth Massacre.
#6431Truth #TiananmenMassacre
31 years after Tiananmen Massacre: Citiznes stood a minute's silence to commemorate
2014 | #VictoriaPark , #CWB
At Victoria Park, hundreds defied police objection and public gathering ban to join the Candlelight Vigil. The atmosphere is peaceful, with participants sitting on the ground, holding posters and chanting slogans such as “Down with CPC!”
At 20:09, the citizens stood a minute's silence to commemorate the young souls died during the June Fourth Massacre.
#6431Truth #TiananmenMassacre
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#FirstHand #Jun4
Police Interference in Peaceful Assembly, Citizens: "One nation, one Hong Kong”
2055 | #VictoriaPark, #CWB
More citizens flooded into the park, filling the largest public park of Hong Kong with mourners for the June Fourth Movement. During the assembly, police seized the central broadcasting system and started to play recordings, warning the citizens that they may be in breach of the prohibition of public gathering under the Covid-19 pandemic. The citizens, unafraid, started to sang the protest anthem “Glory to Hong Kong” and chanted the new slogans “one nation, one Hong Kong”, advocating for self-determination in Hong Kong affairs.
#6431Truth #TiananmenMassacre
Police Interference in Peaceful Assembly, Citizens: "One nation, one Hong Kong”
2055 | #VictoriaPark, #CWB
More citizens flooded into the park, filling the largest public park of Hong Kong with mourners for the June Fourth Movement. During the assembly, police seized the central broadcasting system and started to play recordings, warning the citizens that they may be in breach of the prohibition of public gathering under the Covid-19 pandemic. The citizens, unafraid, started to sang the protest anthem “Glory to Hong Kong” and chanted the new slogans “one nation, one Hong Kong”, advocating for self-determination in Hong Kong affairs.
#6431Truth #TiananmenMassacre
Source: 6,000 police standing guard on National Day to stamp out pro-democracy activities
1250 | #CWB #CausewayBay
Heavy presence of police force is sighted around the city to stamp out any possible pro-democracy activities on the National Day.
At Cross-Harbor Tunnel, one of the busiest route connecting Kowloon peninsula and Hong Kong island, police set up interception point to stop and search cars coming from the Kowloon side. It was reportedly a tactic police force used to discourage citizens from heeding netizens call to attend a rally on the island-side.
The force had earlier rejected an application by the Civil Human Rights Front to hold a rally on Hong Kong Island, citing health and security concerns, along with the ban on public gatherings of more than four people.
Source: Cupid Producer #Oct1
#HongKongProtests #PoliceState #FailedState
1250 | #CWB #CausewayBay
Heavy presence of police force is sighted around the city to stamp out any possible pro-democracy activities on the National Day.
At Cross-Harbor Tunnel, one of the busiest route connecting Kowloon peninsula and Hong Kong island, police set up interception point to stop and search cars coming from the Kowloon side. It was reportedly a tactic police force used to discourage citizens from heeding netizens call to attend a rally on the island-side.
The force had earlier rejected an application by the Civil Human Rights Front to hold a rally on Hong Kong Island, citing health and security concerns, along with the ban on public gatherings of more than four people.
Source: Cupid Producer #Oct1
#HongKongProtests #PoliceState #FailedState
#PressFreedom
HKJA Sends Observer to Inspect Police's Treatment towards Press
1430 | #CausewayBay #CWB
Today, the Hong Kong Journalists Association (#HKJA) sent Bruce Lui, Senior Lecturer of the Hong Kong Baptist University and independent columnist, as observer to inspect and record whether journalists would receive more unfair treatment after the shift in General Orders.
Bruce Lui told the press that as no large crashes had happened so far, he was not able to observe how the police treat the press. He pointed out HKJA will also take note of whether the police had provided adequate space for interviews. He also mentioned he would notice the safety of student journalists from HKBU reporting the scene. “But after the change in general orders, student reporters may have to bear legal consequences, including being charged with unlawful assembly or the gathering ban.” He castigated the police, "this is not reasonable.”
Source: InMedia #Oct1
#PoliceState #WhiteTerror #Journalism #BruceLui
HKJA Sends Observer to Inspect Police's Treatment towards Press
1430 | #CausewayBay #CWB
Today, the Hong Kong Journalists Association (#HKJA) sent Bruce Lui, Senior Lecturer of the Hong Kong Baptist University and independent columnist, as observer to inspect and record whether journalists would receive more unfair treatment after the shift in General Orders.
Bruce Lui told the press that as no large crashes had happened so far, he was not able to observe how the police treat the press. He pointed out HKJA will also take note of whether the police had provided adequate space for interviews. He also mentioned he would notice the safety of student journalists from HKBU reporting the scene. “But after the change in general orders, student reporters may have to bear legal consequences, including being charged with unlawful assembly or the gathering ban.” He castigated the police, "this is not reasonable.”
Source: InMedia #Oct1
#PoliceState #WhiteTerror #Journalism #BruceLui
#PressFreedom #HongKongProtests #PoliceState
Police Requested Reporters' Press Card for Examination; Citizens warned to leave
1502 | #CausewayBay #CWB
Riot police shouted to journalists on the spot and requested them moving back to the cordoned area and presenting their press card for examination.
At the same time, civilians inside the cordoned areas in Paterson road were queuing to be released.
1504
Police shouted with a speaker, demanding civilians to stop speaking foul languages; otherwise, they would be accused of behaving disorder manner in public.
1506
Police warned civilians with a speaker again to leave immediately; otherwise, they would be fined for violation of gathering ban.
Source: i-Cable, RTHK, Stand News #Oct1
Police Requested Reporters' Press Card for Examination; Citizens warned to leave
1502 | #CausewayBay #CWB
Riot police shouted to journalists on the spot and requested them moving back to the cordoned area and presenting their press card for examination.
At the same time, civilians inside the cordoned areas in Paterson road were queuing to be released.
1504
Police shouted with a speaker, demanding civilians to stop speaking foul languages; otherwise, they would be accused of behaving disorder manner in public.
1506
Police warned civilians with a speaker again to leave immediately; otherwise, they would be fined for violation of gathering ban.
Source: i-Cable, RTHK, Stand News #Oct1
#HongKongProtests
Freedom-loving Hongkongers Display "Conscience"
1526 | #CausewayBay #CWB
In each of their own creative ways to pursue democracy and freedom, Hong Kong citizens continued to take to street on PRC's National Day, regardless of the threat of National Security Law and heavy police presence.
Two young women read today's Apple Daily on the street and unfurled a full-page advertisement that reads "conscience".
Source: RTHK #Oct1
#Conscience #AppleDaily
Freedom-loving Hongkongers Display "Conscience"
1526 | #CausewayBay #CWB
In each of their own creative ways to pursue democracy and freedom, Hong Kong citizens continued to take to street on PRC's National Day, regardless of the threat of National Security Law and heavy police presence.
Two young women read today's Apple Daily on the street and unfurled a full-page advertisement that reads "conscience".
Source: RTHK #Oct1
#Conscience #AppleDaily
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#PoliceState
Police Target Hong Kong Youngsters on a Public Holiday
1605 | #CausewayBay #CWB
Riot police chased after several youngsters on the street for reason unknown.
Source: Local Press HK #Oct1
Police Target Hong Kong Youngsters on a Public Holiday
1605 | #CausewayBay #CWB
Riot police chased after several youngsters on the street for reason unknown.
Source: Local Press HK #Oct1
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HK Police intercepted innocent civilian on Protest scene
1711 | East Point Road #CWB
In the video, a man was seen being violently pushed into the police cordon line for merely hurling foul language at police officers on the scene.
Source: Community U Media #Oct1
HK Police intercepted innocent civilian on Protest scene
1711 | East Point Road #CWB
In the video, a man was seen being violently pushed into the police cordon line for merely hurling foul language at police officers on the scene.
Source: Community U Media #Oct1