Hong Kong Secretary for Justice Teresa Cheng claimed in an interview that it would require her from 3 months to a year to recover from her hand injury in London.
On the same day, sources say that the 21-year-old student, previously in a critical state after being shot by a traffic police with a live ammo on November 11, has been discharged from the hospital. His right kidney and part of liver had been removed due to the gunshot.
Source: iCable; Internet #Nov20
On the same day, sources say that the 21-year-old student, previously in a critical state after being shot by a traffic police with a live ammo on November 11, has been discharged from the hospital. His right kidney and part of liver had been removed due to the gunshot.
Source: iCable; Internet #Nov20
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National Security Police Enters Chinese University of Hong Kong
Source: CUHK SU; Stand News; Apple Daily #Nov20
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National Security Police Enters Chinese University of Hong Kong
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National Security Police Enters Chinese University of Hong Kong
16:15 | Chinese University of Hong Kong
See Photo: https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/26787
Last year in November, armed police attacked the campus of
Chinese University of Hong Kong (#CUHK) by force. This year the National Security Police entered the campus to 'search for evidence' against the university students and graduates with the security team. At around 16:15, they were sighted outside the library.
At the same time, China's Liaison Office released a statement supporting the work of the National Security police in Hong Kong.
One day ago, on November 19, 2020, around 200 graduates marched on campus to protest against the loss of freedom and rights in Hong Kong on the congregation day. The graduates observed silence for the casaulties in the pro-democracy movement and chanted slogans like "Hong Kong Independence" and "Liberate Hong Kong, Revolution of Our Times".
See photos:
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/26769
On the late afternoon of the same day, the university management reported their own graduates to the National Security Department of the Hong Kong police.
Read more:
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/26775
Source: CUHK SU; Stand News;
Apple Daily #Nov20
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National Security Police Enters Chinese University of Hong Kong
16:15 | Chinese University of Hong Kong
See Photo: https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/26787
Last year in November, armed police attacked the campus of
Chinese University of Hong Kong (#CUHK) by force. This year the National Security Police entered the campus to 'search for evidence' against the university students and graduates with the security team. At around 16:15, they were sighted outside the library.
At the same time, China's Liaison Office released a statement supporting the work of the National Security police in Hong Kong.
One day ago, on November 19, 2020, around 200 graduates marched on campus to protest against the loss of freedom and rights in Hong Kong on the congregation day. The graduates observed silence for the casaulties in the pro-democracy movement and chanted slogans like "Hong Kong Independence" and "Liberate Hong Kong, Revolution of Our Times".
See photos:
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/26769
On the late afternoon of the same day, the university management reported their own graduates to the National Security Department of the Hong Kong police.
Read more:
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/26775
Source: CUHK SU; Stand News;
Apple Daily #Nov20
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National Security Police Enters Chinese University of Hong Kong
Source: CUHK SU; Stand News; Apple Daily #Nov20
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National Security Police urges reporters to keep a distance for attending media briefing
16:52 | Chinese University of Hong Kong (#CUHK)
Police officers set up a media briefing venue at the stage outside the New Asia College. Reporters, however, were told to keep a distance for officers to review their press ID and related documentation.
According to sources, the university's security team is composed of a considerable number of retired police officers.
(Notes: a group of graduates sighted taking photos at the stage went scattered away upon arrival of the police officers of the National Security unit.)
Source: HKTGB; RTHK #Nov20
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National Security Police urges reporters to keep a distance for attending media briefing
16:52 | Chinese University of Hong Kong (#CUHK)
Police officers set up a media briefing venue at the stage outside the New Asia College. Reporters, however, were told to keep a distance for officers to review their press ID and related documentation.
According to sources, the university's security team is composed of a considerable number of retired police officers.
(Notes: a group of graduates sighted taking photos at the stage went scattered away upon arrival of the police officers of the National Security unit.)
Source: HKTGB; RTHK #Nov20
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National Security Police Conduct Investigation in University; Physical Conflict between Security Guard and Journalist
Source: InMedia; Cupid News #Nov20
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Source: InMedia; Cupid News #Nov20
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National Security Police Conduct Investigation in University; Physical Conflict between Security Guard and Journalist
The Chinese University of Hong Kong (#CUHK) graduation ceremony was originally scheduled on Nov 19, 2020. Due to the pandemic, it was held online.
Hundreds of graduates initiated a pro-democracy march on campus on the day of congregation. During the demonstration, they observef silence, chanted slogans and displayed banners.
After that, the university reported to the police concerning the potential violation of the group gathering restriction and the National Security Law (#NSL).
On Nov 20, National Security Police entered the campus to search for evidence at different locations.
When covering the news, citizen journalist Siu Wan was said to have crossed the cordon set up by the CUHK security guards. The security guard intervened, but it became a physical altercation with the journalist. The journalist was pushed by the security guard, while the guard said he himself was being pushed.
A source said many security guards were retired police officers. The CUHK security team reported the clash to the police.
When police arrived to handle the dispute, that plainclothes security guard was brought to Emergency unit vehicle, and the journalist got into the PPRB car for investigation.
At around 6:30 pm, six police officers went to the CUHK security office with the journalist and plainclothes security guard about the dispute. After that, the journalist quoted the police officer that both could leave because the incident didn’t involve any criminal crime.
Source: InMedia; Cupid News #Nov20
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https://bit.ly/2ULFjLa
https://www.facebook.com/117540932243292/posts/692412084756171/
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https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/26739
National Security Police Conduct Investigation in University; Physical Conflict between Security Guard and Journalist
The Chinese University of Hong Kong (#CUHK) graduation ceremony was originally scheduled on Nov 19, 2020. Due to the pandemic, it was held online.
Hundreds of graduates initiated a pro-democracy march on campus on the day of congregation. During the demonstration, they observef silence, chanted slogans and displayed banners.
After that, the university reported to the police concerning the potential violation of the group gathering restriction and the National Security Law (#NSL).
On Nov 20, National Security Police entered the campus to search for evidence at different locations.
When covering the news, citizen journalist Siu Wan was said to have crossed the cordon set up by the CUHK security guards. The security guard intervened, but it became a physical altercation with the journalist. The journalist was pushed by the security guard, while the guard said he himself was being pushed.
A source said many security guards were retired police officers. The CUHK security team reported the clash to the police.
When police arrived to handle the dispute, that plainclothes security guard was brought to Emergency unit vehicle, and the journalist got into the PPRB car for investigation.
At around 6:30 pm, six police officers went to the CUHK security office with the journalist and plainclothes security guard about the dispute. After that, the journalist quoted the police officer that both could leave because the incident didn’t involve any criminal crime.
Source: InMedia; Cupid News #Nov20
https://bit.ly/3kSE0o1
https://bit.ly/2ULFjLa
https://www.facebook.com/117540932243292/posts/692412084756171/
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#NationalSecurityLaw Hotline in Hong Kong Receives 10,000 Messages In One Week
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/26739
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Cultural Revolution 2.0: China-run Newspapers Slam HKUST Professor for Breaching National Security Law
Source: Stand News #Nov20
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Cultural Revolution 2.0: China-run Newspapers Slam HKUST Professor for Breaching National Security Law
The Education Sector and academia in Hong Kong have been targeted by the pro-Beijing forces and Chinese Communist Party (#CCP) mouthpiece.
The CCP-loyal Wen Wei Po and Tai Kung Pao have published a series of reports which slammed Dr. Lee Ching-kwan, a professor of sociology at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (#HKUST), for her speech delivered in an online forum held by Hong Kong Democracy Council (#HKDC) in May 2020.
The CCP-owned newspaper accused Lee of "advocating Hong Kong Independence" and "violating the national security law".
Organizedby HKDC on May 26, the discussion topic of the forum was: "Is this the end of the 'One Country Two Systems'?".
The speakers included the former leaders of now-disbanded DemosistĹŤ Nathan Law Kwun-chung and Joshua Wong Chi-fung, as well as Benny Tai Yiu-ting, who is a former law professor of the University of Hong Kong (#HKU).
The video of the online forum was deleted on the Facebook page of the HKDC. According to the video spread by the Beijing-loyal presses, Lee said in English, "I think it helps not to think Hong Kong as a Chinese city. We don't belong to China...I don't think. We belong to the world."
Lee Ching-kwan was the Dr. Chung Sze-yuen Professor of Social Science at HKUST and the sociology professor of University of California, Los Angeles.
Source: Stand News #Nov20
#Censorship #Academia #UCLA #Professor #LeeChingKwan #CulturalRevolution
Cultural Revolution 2.0: China-run Newspapers Slam HKUST Professor for Breaching National Security Law
The Education Sector and academia in Hong Kong have been targeted by the pro-Beijing forces and Chinese Communist Party (#CCP) mouthpiece.
The CCP-loyal Wen Wei Po and Tai Kung Pao have published a series of reports which slammed Dr. Lee Ching-kwan, a professor of sociology at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (#HKUST), for her speech delivered in an online forum held by Hong Kong Democracy Council (#HKDC) in May 2020.
The CCP-owned newspaper accused Lee of "advocating Hong Kong Independence" and "violating the national security law".
Organizedby HKDC on May 26, the discussion topic of the forum was: "Is this the end of the 'One Country Two Systems'?".
The speakers included the former leaders of now-disbanded DemosistĹŤ Nathan Law Kwun-chung and Joshua Wong Chi-fung, as well as Benny Tai Yiu-ting, who is a former law professor of the University of Hong Kong (#HKU).
The video of the online forum was deleted on the Facebook page of the HKDC. According to the video spread by the Beijing-loyal presses, Lee said in English, "I think it helps not to think Hong Kong as a Chinese city. We don't belong to China...I don't think. We belong to the world."
Lee Ching-kwan was the Dr. Chung Sze-yuen Professor of Social Science at HKUST and the sociology professor of University of California, Los Angeles.
Source: Stand News #Nov20
#Censorship #Academia #UCLA #Professor #LeeChingKwan #CulturalRevolution
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HK Government Suspends Local School and Welcomes HK-China Border-Crossers With Quarantine Exemption
Source: RTHK #Nov18 #Nov20
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HK Government Suspends Local School and Welcomes HK-China Border-Crossers With Quarantine Exemption
The Health Authorities in Hong Kong announced on November 20, 2020 that face-to-face classes for primary 1-3 students will be suspended for two weeks starting on Nov 23.
With more new cases confirmed in the city, the Heath Secretary said the coronavirus situation has worsened.
Nevertheless, on the same day that primary schools will partially be suspended in Hong Kong, the Hong Kong government is opening the Hong Kong-China border and exempting the border-crossing people from the 14-day quarantine.
The government called it the "Return2HK" scheme, which will allow registered people to leave Macau and Southern China and go to Hong Kong without the need to undergo 14 days of quarantine.
The daily quota is initially set to be 5,000 people. Among them, up to 3,000 people will be allowed to enter through the Shenzhen Bay and 2,000 via the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge per day.
According to pro-Beijing newspaper Sing Tao Daily, the government has plans to increase the quota, and extend the quarantine-free arrangement to other provinces in China, even before the scheme is launched.
Source: RTHK #Nov18 #Nov20
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HK Government Suspends Local School and Welcomes HK-China Border-Crossers With Quarantine Exemption
The Health Authorities in Hong Kong announced on November 20, 2020 that face-to-face classes for primary 1-3 students will be suspended for two weeks starting on Nov 23.
With more new cases confirmed in the city, the Heath Secretary said the coronavirus situation has worsened.
Nevertheless, on the same day that primary schools will partially be suspended in Hong Kong, the Hong Kong government is opening the Hong Kong-China border and exempting the border-crossing people from the 14-day quarantine.
The government called it the "Return2HK" scheme, which will allow registered people to leave Macau and Southern China and go to Hong Kong without the need to undergo 14 days of quarantine.
The daily quota is initially set to be 5,000 people. Among them, up to 3,000 people will be allowed to enter through the Shenzhen Bay and 2,000 via the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge per day.
According to pro-Beijing newspaper Sing Tao Daily, the government has plans to increase the quota, and extend the quarantine-free arrangement to other provinces in China, even before the scheme is launched.
Source: RTHK #Nov18 #Nov20
news.rthk.hk/rthk/en/component/k2/1561016-20201120.htm
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Primary school classes suspended amid Covid surge
Health Secretary Sophia Chan has announced that face-to-face classes for primary 1-3 pupils will be suspended for two weeks from Monday as the coronavirus situation in the city deteriorates. The move comes just over a week after the authorities ordered kindergartens…
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HK Government Exempts Border Crosser from China from Compulsory Quarantine and Hands Out Cash to "Those Struggling" Positive COVID Cases
Source: RTHK #Nov22; Apple Daily #Nov20 ; Nov News #Nov23
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HK Government Exempts Border Crosser from China from Compulsory Quarantine and Hands Out Cash to "Those Struggling" Positive COVID Cases
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