#PoliceState #MassArrest
Police Conduct Mass Arrests on PRC's National Day in Hong Kong; At Least 62 Arrested in Shopping District
1654 | Causeway Bay
A massive number of civilians near Paterson Street were stopped and searched. Police then tied their hands behind their back with cable ties in succession.
According to journalists on site, at least 62 people were held by the police.
1655 | Paterson Street
Police arrested 46 men and 17 woman (62 people in total) with the charge of illegal assemblies.
1700
Civilians arrested were taken to a coach arranged by the police.
Source: Stand News; iCable News; Soc Rec #Oct1
Police Conduct Mass Arrests on PRC's National Day in Hong Kong; At Least 62 Arrested in Shopping District
1654 | Causeway Bay
A massive number of civilians near Paterson Street were stopped and searched. Police then tied their hands behind their back with cable ties in succession.
According to journalists on site, at least 62 people were held by the police.
1655 | Paterson Street
Police arrested 46 men and 17 woman (62 people in total) with the charge of illegal assemblies.
1700
Civilians arrested were taken to a coach arranged by the police.
Source: Stand News; iCable News; Soc Rec #Oct1
HK Police Arrest District Councillors Among other Civilians
On PRC's National Day, Aalarge amount of Hong Kong police was on their guard in downtown Hong Kong. Theuly have been intercepting civilians.
At around 4 pm, police suddenly cordoned Paterson Street. A lot of civilians including Eastern District councillor Lee Yue-Shun were surrounded and arrested.
After that, Lee with his hands tied was brought to a bus arranged by the police. Despite the pandemic threat, the police removed Lee's mask and had his face recorded.
Source: Stand News #Oct1
https://www.facebook.com/710476795704610/posts/3513114985440763/
#LeeYueShun
On PRC's National Day, Aalarge amount of Hong Kong police was on their guard in downtown Hong Kong. Theuly have been intercepting civilians.
At around 4 pm, police suddenly cordoned Paterson Street. A lot of civilians including Eastern District councillor Lee Yue-Shun were surrounded and arrested.
After that, Lee with his hands tied was brought to a bus arranged by the police. Despite the pandemic threat, the police removed Lee's mask and had his face recorded.
Source: Stand News #Oct1
https://www.facebook.com/710476795704610/posts/3513114985440763/
#LeeYueShun
#HongKongChronicles #Oct1
On 1 October, 2019, a riot police shot Tsang Chi-kin, a Form 5 student, in the chest. It has left an unforgettable mark among Hongkongers, yet no one was held responsible for severely injuring a youngster.
Nothing should be celebrated, for this is a day of great sorrow.
#NeverForget #NeverForgive
On 1 October, 2019, a riot police shot Tsang Chi-kin, a Form 5 student, in the chest. It has left an unforgettable mark among Hongkongers, yet no one was held responsible for severely injuring a youngster.
Nothing should be celebrated, for this is a day of great sorrow.
#NeverForget #NeverForgive
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#PoliceState
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
#StandwithHK #FreeTibet
A young German stated: “HK Police went easy on my Free Tibet T-shirt probably due to their poor English.”
Earlier this afternoon, a German born in Hong Kong, Sam, wearing a “Free Tibet” T-shirt and “Fuck Racism” face mask was intercepted and searched on Paterson Street, suspecting of violating the National Security Law.
He told reporters that the police officer searched him asked, “What is Tibet?” also asking whether he has been to Tibet. He was surprised that the officer didn’t inquire much about the T-shirt, adding it was probably due to their poor English communication skills.
The young German was later ticketed for violating gathering ban.
Source: DB Channel #Oct1
https://www.facebook.com/109301110486297/posts/341986477217758/
A young German stated: “HK Police went easy on my Free Tibet T-shirt probably due to their poor English.”
Earlier this afternoon, a German born in Hong Kong, Sam, wearing a “Free Tibet” T-shirt and “Fuck Racism” face mask was intercepted and searched on Paterson Street, suspecting of violating the National Security Law.
He told reporters that the police officer searched him asked, “What is Tibet?” also asking whether he has been to Tibet. He was surprised that the officer didn’t inquire much about the T-shirt, adding it was probably due to their poor English communication skills.
The young German was later ticketed for violating gathering ban.
Source: DB Channel #Oct1
https://www.facebook.com/109301110486297/posts/341986477217758/
#HKProtest
A blue flag signifying independence waved in front of Police
Amidst heavy presence of police, a citizen in black T-shirt pompously flew a blue East Turkestan flag just 20 meters away from a police officer who also raised up a “blue flag” that read "disperse or we fire".
The East Turkestan flag was endorsed by the Government of the Islamic Republic of East Turkestan in November 1933. The flag prevailed the CCP takeover of Xinjiang and has then become a symbol of East Turkestan independence.
Source: Stand News #Oct1
A blue flag signifying independence waved in front of Police
Amidst heavy presence of police, a citizen in black T-shirt pompously flew a blue East Turkestan flag just 20 meters away from a police officer who also raised up a “blue flag” that read "disperse or we fire".
The East Turkestan flag was endorsed by the Government of the Islamic Republic of East Turkestan in November 1933. The flag prevailed the CCP takeover of Xinjiang and has then become a symbol of East Turkestan independence.
Source: Stand News #Oct1
#HKProtest #Save12HKyouths
Pro-democracy activists chant slogans defying the authorities' illusion of harmony
Around 5pm on Oct 1, 2020, Tsuen Wan district councilor, Lester Shum, Tuen Mun District Councilor Sam Cheung and Owen Chow were sighted in Causeway Bay chanting slogans, calling for public attention to the 12 pro-democracy Hongkongers arrested and detained in China.
They were warmly supported by onlookers at the scene. Chow expressed that it is important for Hong Kong people to continue protesting and chanting slogans on the street and defy the illusion of harmony created by the government.
Source: Inmedia #Oct1
#LesterShum #OwenChow #SamCheung
Pro-democracy activists chant slogans defying the authorities' illusion of harmony
Around 5pm on Oct 1, 2020, Tsuen Wan district councilor, Lester Shum, Tuen Mun District Councilor Sam Cheung and Owen Chow were sighted in Causeway Bay chanting slogans, calling for public attention to the 12 pro-democracy Hongkongers arrested and detained in China.
They were warmly supported by onlookers at the scene. Chow expressed that it is important for Hong Kong people to continue protesting and chanting slogans on the street and defy the illusion of harmony created by the government.
Source: Inmedia #Oct1
#LesterShum #OwenChow #SamCheung
#PoliceState
Hong Kong Police Arrest Voluntary First Aider
1927 Yau Oi Estate, Tuen Mun
Police set up cordon near residential area and intercepted a voluntary first aider.
1933
Riot police stood by with pepper ball projectiles.
1945
Police arrested the voluntary first aiders and took him onto a police car with license no.
AM9845.
According to sources, police said the first aider possessed a "military-level respirator mask".
Source: Stand News #Oct1
#FaceMask #FirstAider
Hong Kong Police Arrest Voluntary First Aider
1927 Yau Oi Estate, Tuen Mun
Police set up cordon near residential area and intercepted a voluntary first aider.
1933
Riot police stood by with pepper ball projectiles.
1945
Police arrested the voluntary first aiders and took him onto a police car with license no.
AM9845.
According to sources, police said the first aider possessed a "military-level respirator mask".
Source: Stand News #Oct1
#FaceMask #FirstAider
#PoliceState #MediaFreedom
Police obstruct journalist work and arrest student journalist
1937 | Tsuen Wan #LoTakCourt
According to an online media outlet, a 16-year-old student reporter was arrested by the police, as the police found him "underaged".
According to the source, the student reporter was arrested soon after he arrived on the protest scene and took only one photograph.
Surce: Stand News; Cupid News #Oct1
#Student
Police obstruct journalist work and arrest student journalist
1937 | Tsuen Wan #LoTakCourt
According to an online media outlet, a 16-year-old student reporter was arrested by the police, as the police found him "underaged".
According to the source, the student reporter was arrested soon after he arrived on the protest scene and took only one photograph.
Surce: Stand News; Cupid News #Oct1
#Student
#PressFreedom
Net Media Journalists Stopped and Frisked by Police
1800 | SOGO, Causeway Bay
Free HK Media journalist Mr. To was taking a short break near SOGO department store in Causeway Bay with three other colleagues, they were suddenly surrounded by police.
When they are being stop-and-frisked, the police found their news agency were not on the *GNMIS list and had their personal information recorded.
An officer then pointed out that he recognized one of the reporters in the group, who was fined for violating the gathering ban while interviewing in Mong Kok.
Despite the intimidation, Mr. To didn’t think he will be arrested. “I come here only to interview and report,” he said.
Editor's note: *GNMIS list is the accreditation system set up by the goverent. Lately, HK police redefined the definition of media, in which only government-recognised media and “internationally acknowledged” outlets were permitted to film and do interview.
Source: Stand News #Oct1
https://bit.ly/3n49o5s
Net Media Journalists Stopped and Frisked by Police
1800 | SOGO, Causeway Bay
Free HK Media journalist Mr. To was taking a short break near SOGO department store in Causeway Bay with three other colleagues, they were suddenly surrounded by police.
When they are being stop-and-frisked, the police found their news agency were not on the *GNMIS list and had their personal information recorded.
An officer then pointed out that he recognized one of the reporters in the group, who was fined for violating the gathering ban while interviewing in Mong Kok.
Despite the intimidation, Mr. To didn’t think he will be arrested. “I come here only to interview and report,” he said.
Editor's note: *GNMIS list is the accreditation system set up by the goverent. Lately, HK police redefined the definition of media, in which only government-recognised media and “internationally acknowledged” outlets were permitted to film and do interview.
Source: Stand News #Oct1
https://bit.ly/3n49o5s
#FullMooninHongKong
On the night of a full moon, our thoughts are with the 12 HKers who are separated from their families while being detained in China.
We can only pray for their safety and long for their returns.
#GoHKGraphics #Oct1 #Save12HKYouths #MidAutumnFestival #StandwithHK
On the night of a full moon, our thoughts are with the 12 HKers who are separated from their families while being detained in China.
We can only pray for their safety and long for their returns.
#GoHKGraphics #Oct1 #Save12HKYouths #MidAutumnFestival #StandwithHK
Families Separated on Mid-Autumn Festival: Young Girl Cries “I want to see my mum” While being intercepted by the police
Source: InMedia #Oct1
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https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/25732
Source: InMedia #Oct1
Read more
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/25732
#PoliceState #MidAutumnFestival
Families Separated on Mid-Autumn Festival:
Young Girl Cries “I want to see my mum” While being intercepted by the police
2000 | Great Georges Street, Causeway Bay
Citizens have been chanting slogans like “down with corrupt cops” in downtown Hong Kong.
When the police arrived at the scene, they immediately dispersed the crowds in Great Georges Street and Paterson Street. The police set up different cordon areas to stop and frisk nearly a hundred passersby and journalists, arresting at least 2 men and 3 women, in addition to the earlier arrest of over 60 civilians.
As the police surged forward, many civilians in the shopping area tried to run to the stairs; however, those who tried to escape were forced to get down on the staircases under police orders, wreaking havoc in the area.
A woman reading Apple Daily nearby was being stop-and-frisked. “I was just reading the newspapers” she said in anger.
Another young girl, while being chastised and frisked by a male police, sat on the ground crying and trembling in fear. She kept saying “I wanted to see my mum…” A woman nearby, though arrested, tried her best to comfort her.
According to police figures, until 18:00, at least 74 people were arrested across Hong Kong.
Source: InMedia #Oct1
*: Mid Autumn Festival, held on the 15th day on the 8th month of the lunar calendar (which is today), is a traditional festival which celebrates family union.
Families Separated on Mid-Autumn Festival:
Young Girl Cries “I want to see my mum” While being intercepted by the police
2000 | Great Georges Street, Causeway Bay
Citizens have been chanting slogans like “down with corrupt cops” in downtown Hong Kong.
When the police arrived at the scene, they immediately dispersed the crowds in Great Georges Street and Paterson Street. The police set up different cordon areas to stop and frisk nearly a hundred passersby and journalists, arresting at least 2 men and 3 women, in addition to the earlier arrest of over 60 civilians.
As the police surged forward, many civilians in the shopping area tried to run to the stairs; however, those who tried to escape were forced to get down on the staircases under police orders, wreaking havoc in the area.
A woman reading Apple Daily nearby was being stop-and-frisked. “I was just reading the newspapers” she said in anger.
Another young girl, while being chastised and frisked by a male police, sat on the ground crying and trembling in fear. She kept saying “I wanted to see my mum…” A woman nearby, though arrested, tried her best to comfort her.
According to police figures, until 18:00, at least 74 people were arrested across Hong Kong.
Source: InMedia #Oct1
*: Mid Autumn Festival, held on the 15th day on the 8th month of the lunar calendar (which is today), is a traditional festival which celebrates family union.
#Solidarity #FullMooninHK
'Shine with You' on Hong Kong's Lion Rock
Netizens initiated a "shine with you" activity on top of Lion Rock on the Mid Autumn Festival.
Massive number of police have been deployed in the area, demanding citizens for their ID card number before they were allowed to enter the country park.
At 8pm, a bright light can be seen shining on the ridge of the local hill, where pro-democracy human chain took place during the Anti-Elab movement in 2019.
Source: Stand News; Apple Daily #Oct1
#LionRock #ShineWithYou
'Shine with You' on Hong Kong's Lion Rock
Netizens initiated a "shine with you" activity on top of Lion Rock on the Mid Autumn Festival.
Massive number of police have been deployed in the area, demanding citizens for their ID card number before they were allowed to enter the country park.
At 8pm, a bright light can be seen shining on the ridge of the local hill, where pro-democracy human chain took place during the Anti-Elab movement in 2019.
Source: Stand News; Apple Daily #Oct1
#LionRock #ShineWithYou
#SexualHarrassement #Metoo
HK Police Deny Molesting the Breast of a Female Journalist
While a police officer was cordoning an area with arms widespread, he allegedly molested the breast of a female journalist of “Chor Post”.
After that, that police officer left the crowd with a grin across his face. A journalist on the spot questioned the police officer. The police officer loudly responded that he was "honourable" and asked the journalist to replay the video.
The young female journalist of “Chor Post” cried very emotionally before she could finally calm down.
After checking the video, another police officer named Mr Cheung said it was an unintentional mistake, and only her shoulder was touched, rather than her breast. While the crowd demanded the police to apologize, the media liaison officer asked the reporter back, "what if he doesn't want to?"
Source: Community Media; Rice Post; DB Channel #Oct1
HK Police Deny Molesting the Breast of a Female Journalist
While a police officer was cordoning an area with arms widespread, he allegedly molested the breast of a female journalist of “Chor Post”.
After that, that police officer left the crowd with a grin across his face. A journalist on the spot questioned the police officer. The police officer loudly responded that he was "honourable" and asked the journalist to replay the video.
The young female journalist of “Chor Post” cried very emotionally before she could finally calm down.
After checking the video, another police officer named Mr Cheung said it was an unintentional mistake, and only her shoulder was touched, rather than her breast. While the crowd demanded the police to apologize, the media liaison officer asked the reporter back, "what if he doesn't want to?"
Source: Community Media; Rice Post; DB Channel #Oct1