#YellowEconomy #FirstHand #Video

Pro-democracy Population Support 'Yellow' Shops on May 1st; Singers Candy Lo, Sammy So And Lawmaker Jeremy Tam Volunteered As Shopkeepers

Singer Candy Lo, Lead Singer Sammy So of local band Kolor and pro-democracy lawmaker Jeremy Tam appeared in the store as voluntary shopkeepers in Agape Garden.

#1May #StandWithHK #CandyLo #SammySo #Kolor #JeremyTam

Further Reading:
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/20025

"Five Demands, Not One Less" on May 1: Long Queues Sighted Outside Pro-democracy Restaurants
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/20022

Operation Pegasus? Operation Fantasia
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/20019

#PoliceState #ArbitraryArrests
Man Accused of Possessing Poison Has Prosecution Withdrawn, Jeremy Tam Censures Police Arbitrary Arrests

After protestors occupied the Legislative Council building on July 1 last year, police officers intercepted multiple vans near Sun Yat Sen Memorial Park, and arrested a van driver for "Possession of Part I Poison" and "Possession of Instrument Fit for Unlawful Purpose".

Legislative Councillor Jeremy Tam Man-ho, who assisted the arrested driver, said that the driver was only found with asthma medication, stating that he "would have believed that this was some Golden Triangle drug smuggling case if one was not informed about it".

After he was notified that the driver had his prosecution withdrawn due to lack of evidence, Tam censured the police for conducting indiscriminate and arbitrary arrests, stating that the police "often frame Hongkongers", and noted the irony of the officers from the Regional Anti-Triad Unit, whose possession of methamphetamine made headlines in early May. He remarked, "The true drug smugglers may be the Regional Anti-Triad Unit who claims to be 'Serving Hong Kong with Honour, Duty and Loyalty'".

Source: Stand News
#May7 #July1 #LegCo #AsthmaDrugs #Poison #JeremyTam

Read More:
Hong Kong Police Officers Arrested in Drug Case
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/20572

Pro-Democracy Lawmaker held press conference on him being stalked

Civic Party lawmaker Jeremy Tam Man-ho was stalked and photoed by two men with Mandarin accent, apprantly from Mainland China, on June 5.

On June 6, he held a press conference to call for public attention on the matter . He stated that once the national security law is implemented, the Chinese Communist Party government can send people to follow any Hong Kong citizen like him in broad daylight or even take them to China.

Tam stressed that the two stalkers were hostile and suspected that they were following him to learn his daily habits. He suspected that one day he could be found “in an accident” while driving his motorcycle.

Tam was not the one only pro-democracy lawmakers being stalked in Hong Kong. Similar reports were also recounted by Joshua Wong.

Source: InMedia HK
Tam's Video showing the incident

#Jun6 #TamManHo #JeremyTam #Stalking

#PrimaryElection #Attack
Volunteer Attacked by Pro-Establishment Fraction

According to an assistant of pro-democracy legislator Jeremy Tam Man-ho, a volunteer setting up the street booth at Lok Fu in the afternoon of July 11 was attacked.

At around 5:30 pm, several people shouted and insulted the volunteer at the street. One of them attacked the volunteer with a long umbrella. The assistant said the volunteer was not seriously injured, and they reported it to the police. However, the police still haven't arrived at 6 pm.

Jeremy Tam said besides suppression by the government, pro-Beijing camp also tends fo use violence. He urged electors to vote. "The more people come out, the less afraid we are." He also reminded volunteers, "If any risk arises, please leave. Don't let people have excuse to make things worse."

Source: Stand News #Jul11

#JeremyTam