#HongKongProtests
"Say No to Security Law": Gigantic Banner Appears on Beacon Hill
A gigantic banner, which is 1m wide and 10m long, reading "Say No to Security Law", was sighted on Beacon Hill in Hong Kong at 6am on May 28.
The Chinese Communist Party government has announced the insertion of the National Security Law to Hong Kong's constitution without the participation of Hong Kong's legislative body on the last day of their "two sessions" in Beijing.
Many Hongkongers have opposed the draconian measures which will erode human rights and the remaining freedom in Hong Kong. International community has also voiced concern over China's breach of the "One Country Two Systems".
The U.S. Secretary of State announced on May 27 that the U.S. does not recognize that Hong Kong is "autonomous from China".
Source: Apple Daily #May28
#Banner #BeaconHill
"Say No to Security Law": Gigantic Banner Appears on Beacon Hill
A gigantic banner, which is 1m wide and 10m long, reading "Say No to Security Law", was sighted on Beacon Hill in Hong Kong at 6am on May 28.
The Chinese Communist Party government has announced the insertion of the National Security Law to Hong Kong's constitution without the participation of Hong Kong's legislative body on the last day of their "two sessions" in Beijing.
Many Hongkongers have opposed the draconian measures which will erode human rights and the remaining freedom in Hong Kong. International community has also voiced concern over China's breach of the "One Country Two Systems".
The U.S. Secretary of State announced on May 27 that the U.S. does not recognize that Hong Kong is "autonomous from China".
Source: Apple Daily #May28
#Banner #BeaconHill
#HongKongProtests #NationalSecurityLaw
"National Security Law Destroys Hong Kong": Protest Banner Appears on Devil's Peak
The photo is shared by District Councillor Kenneth Cheung.
Just one day ago, a gigantic banner reading "say no to Security Law" was spotted on Beacon Hill.
Source: Hong Kong Free Press #May29 #Banner
"Say No to Security Law": Gigantic Banner Appears on Beacon Hill
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/21748
"National Security Law Destroys Hong Kong": Protest Banner Appears on Devil's Peak
The photo is shared by District Councillor Kenneth Cheung.
Just one day ago, a gigantic banner reading "say no to Security Law" was spotted on Beacon Hill.
Source: Hong Kong Free Press #May29 #Banner
"Say No to Security Law": Gigantic Banner Appears on Beacon Hill
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/21748
In a Row: Giant Protest Banners Appear in Hong Kong
On May 31, two protest banners were sighted in Hong Kong on both sides of the harbour on the same day. The one on Devil's Peak read "Corrupt Cop, may you family die" while the one on Beacon Hill said "the long arm of the devil has reached Hong Kong."
Source: Apple Daily #May31
#Banner #HongKongProtests
"Say No to Security Law": Gigantic Banner Appears on Beacon Hill on May 28
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/21748
"National Security Law Destroys Hong Kong": Protest Banner Appears on Devil's Peak on May 29
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/21803
On May 31, two protest banners were sighted in Hong Kong on both sides of the harbour on the same day. The one on Devil's Peak read "Corrupt Cop, may you family die" while the one on Beacon Hill said "the long arm of the devil has reached Hong Kong."
Source: Apple Daily #May31
#Banner #HongKongProtests
"Say No to Security Law": Gigantic Banner Appears on Beacon Hill on May 28
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/21748
"National Security Law Destroys Hong Kong": Protest Banner Appears on Devil's Peak on May 29
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/21803
Gigantic #Banner on Devil's Peak: "One Country One System, Hong Kong is Over"
A 3x30m gigantic banner was sighted early in the morning on June 15, 2020 at Devil's Peak in Hong Kong.
The banner reading "One Country One System, Hong Kong is Over" shows the concern over the National Security Law forcefully imposed by Beijing on Hong Kong.
Source: Apple Daily #Jun15
#DevilsPeak #OneCountryOneSystem #NationalSecurityLaw
A 3x30m gigantic banner was sighted early in the morning on June 15, 2020 at Devil's Peak in Hong Kong.
The banner reading "One Country One System, Hong Kong is Over" shows the concern over the National Security Law forcefully imposed by Beijing on Hong Kong.
Source: Apple Daily #Jun15
#DevilsPeak #OneCountryOneSystem #NationalSecurityLaw
#Censorship #WhiteTerror #Banner #FreeSpeech
Further Suppression of Freedom of speech: University Authorities Remove Pro-Freedom Banners
On Sept 5, 2020, 3 staff members of Production Center and 2 teaching assistants of School of Creative Media removed banners hanged outside of Creative Media Center (#CMC) at Run Run Shaw, City University of Hong Kong (#CityU).
During a strike in support of the Anti-ELAB movement last year, students hanged two banners quoting the book 1984 by George Orwell: “Freedom is freedom to say that two plus two make four,” and “We shall meet in the place where there is no darkness.”
According to Production Center staff, the removal was conducted under demand of Dean Richard Allan Williams. Persons revealed that Facilities Management office (FMO) was suspected to put pressure to the School of Creative Media to remove the banners.
Source: City Broadcasting Channel #Sept4
#GeorgeOrwell #Book1984
Further Suppression of Freedom of speech: University Authorities Remove Pro-Freedom Banners
On Sept 5, 2020, 3 staff members of Production Center and 2 teaching assistants of School of Creative Media removed banners hanged outside of Creative Media Center (#CMC) at Run Run Shaw, City University of Hong Kong (#CityU).
During a strike in support of the Anti-ELAB movement last year, students hanged two banners quoting the book 1984 by George Orwell: “Freedom is freedom to say that two plus two make four,” and “We shall meet in the place where there is no darkness.”
According to Production Center staff, the removal was conducted under demand of Dean Richard Allan Williams. Persons revealed that Facilities Management office (FMO) was suspected to put pressure to the School of Creative Media to remove the banners.
Source: City Broadcasting Channel #Sept4
#GeorgeOrwell #Book1984
Gigantic Protest #Banner Appears in Hong Kong amidst Sweeping White Terror
A gigantic banner in black was hanged on a hill slope in Shau Kei Wan, Hong Kong. The prominent message reads, "Celebrate the Goddamned [PRC's National] Day on Oct 1".
On September 25, 2020, the Hong Kong Police banned civilians' protest on October 1, being the PRC's national day, for the second consecutive year.
Read more https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/25528
In 2019, pro-democracy protesters initiated multi-district rallies and protests on October 1, to show their discontent toward the encroachment of rights and freedoms in the city. Therefore, the police's objection also signifies the authorities' prevention of civilians taking their opinion to the street for international attention.
The gigantic banner demonstrates Hongkongers' frustration and defiance while facing political oppression.
Source: Stand News #Sept26
#PoliticalOppression #FailedState #HKProtest
A gigantic banner in black was hanged on a hill slope in Shau Kei Wan, Hong Kong. The prominent message reads, "Celebrate the Goddamned [PRC's National] Day on Oct 1".
On September 25, 2020, the Hong Kong Police banned civilians' protest on October 1, being the PRC's national day, for the second consecutive year.
Read more https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/25528
In 2019, pro-democracy protesters initiated multi-district rallies and protests on October 1, to show their discontent toward the encroachment of rights and freedoms in the city. Therefore, the police's objection also signifies the authorities' prevention of civilians taking their opinion to the street for international attention.
The gigantic banner demonstrates Hongkongers' frustration and defiance while facing political oppression.
Source: Stand News #Sept26
#PoliticalOppression #FailedState #HKProtest
#Banner on Hong Kong's #BeaconHill: "National Security Law, Total Loss of Freedom"
On the evening of October 20, 2020, a gigantic black banner which reads "National Security Law, Total Loss of Freedom" appeared on Hong Kong's Beacon Hill.
The National Security Law has been enforced in Hong Kong for nearly 4 months. Several people including Apple Daily founder Jimmy Lai and former Demosisto member Agnes Chow had been arrested. Meanwhile, a growing number of countries had suspended their extradition treaty with Hong Kong. Nevertheless, the Hong Kong Government insisted that the National Security Law has "safeguarded Hong Kong's stability".
Source: Stand News #Oct20
https://www.facebook.com/710476795704610/posts/3572558446163083/
#NationalSecurityLaw
On the evening of October 20, 2020, a gigantic black banner which reads "National Security Law, Total Loss of Freedom" appeared on Hong Kong's Beacon Hill.
The National Security Law has been enforced in Hong Kong for nearly 4 months. Several people including Apple Daily founder Jimmy Lai and former Demosisto member Agnes Chow had been arrested. Meanwhile, a growing number of countries had suspended their extradition treaty with Hong Kong. Nevertheless, the Hong Kong Government insisted that the National Security Law has "safeguarded Hong Kong's stability".
Source: Stand News #Oct20
https://www.facebook.com/710476795704610/posts/3572558446163083/
#NationalSecurityLaw
#Banner on Hong Kong's Mountain Reads: "National Security Dog Devours the Blood of the Children"
A gigantic black banner that is approximately 30m long and 3m wide was sighted on Kowloon Peak, Hong Kong on the morning of Feb 6, 2021.
The words were written in white. The first part of the message is encoded with a homonym for "national security dog". The second part means "devour the blood of the children".
In the past few days, the Education Bureau of Hong Kong has announced plan to include "national security education" into the Liberal Studies subject. The Secretary for Education Kevin Yeung even blatantly said that with the reformed curriculum, the subject could be called "National Education".
Source: Apple Daily #Feb6
#KowloonPeak #NationalSecurityLaw #Children #Education #LiberalStudies #NationalEducation
A gigantic black banner that is approximately 30m long and 3m wide was sighted on Kowloon Peak, Hong Kong on the morning of Feb 6, 2021.
The words were written in white. The first part of the message is encoded with a homonym for "national security dog". The second part means "devour the blood of the children".
In the past few days, the Education Bureau of Hong Kong has announced plan to include "national security education" into the Liberal Studies subject. The Secretary for Education Kevin Yeung even blatantly said that with the reformed curriculum, the subject could be called "National Education".
Source: Apple Daily #Feb6
#KowloonPeak #NationalSecurityLaw #Children #Education #LiberalStudies #NationalEducation