Student S: “The police always claim that there are no arrestees voicing their sexual abuse and harassment cases, but I am here to tell you all about my experience"
Student S was among the 7 wounded arrestees in the Prince Edward Station on 31 August.
Student S recalled how a police officer in plain clothes slapped her breasts when he cuffed her with a zip tie in Kwai Chung Police Station on 1 September. A policewoman was also present at that point of time. On the same day in the 'stinking cell' where there was nothing covering the toilet area, two policewomen looked at her genitals frontally and observed her urinating, with other policemen only seven steps away and a surveillance camera installed right outside.
Later on the same day, she was transported from the “stinking cell” in the Police Station to San Uk Ling Detention Centre. Student S expressed her gratitude to social worker Chan Sau-hung who was among the arrestees being moved. Chan consoled them when they arrived at the holding center, telling them “don't be afraid, arrestees have the rights to ask for water.”
Source: Stand News, https://m.facebook.com/standnewshk/posts/2482202941865311
#HumanitarianCrisis #SanUkLing #927Rally
More about What the Arrestees Had Experienced in San Uk Ling Holding Center:
"I believe I am not the only one the police tortured and assaulted sexually" https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/7032
Mental Abuse in San Uk Ling Holding Center: Offering Neither Water Nor Blanket
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/7043
Student S was among the 7 wounded arrestees in the Prince Edward Station on 31 August.
Student S recalled how a police officer in plain clothes slapped her breasts when he cuffed her with a zip tie in Kwai Chung Police Station on 1 September. A policewoman was also present at that point of time. On the same day in the 'stinking cell' where there was nothing covering the toilet area, two policewomen looked at her genitals frontally and observed her urinating, with other policemen only seven steps away and a surveillance camera installed right outside.
Later on the same day, she was transported from the “stinking cell” in the Police Station to San Uk Ling Detention Centre. Student S expressed her gratitude to social worker Chan Sau-hung who was among the arrestees being moved. Chan consoled them when they arrived at the holding center, telling them “don't be afraid, arrestees have the rights to ask for water.”
Source: Stand News, https://m.facebook.com/standnewshk/posts/2482202941865311
#HumanitarianCrisis #SanUkLing #927Rally
More about What the Arrestees Had Experienced in San Uk Ling Holding Center:
"I believe I am not the only one the police tortured and assaulted sexually" https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/7032
Mental Abuse in San Uk Ling Holding Center: Offering Neither Water Nor Blanket
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/7043
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A Male Arrestee Recounts His Experience at the San Uk Ling Holding Center
In the rally concerning the Humanitarian Crisis at San Uk Ling Holding Center on 27 September, a…
A Male Arrestee Recounts His Experience at the San Uk Ling Holding Center
In the rally concerning the Humanitarian Crisis at San Uk Ling Holding Center on 27 September, a…
Mental Abuse in San Uk Ling Holding Center: Offering Neither Water Nor Blanket
Miss K believes that she belonged to the first batch of the victims in San Uk Ling Holding Center.
She was taken to the police station after being arrested on 5 August; in the midnight of 6 August, the police mentioned to “send them to rest” and then she was handcuffed and brought by coach to an isolated place, of which she was informed that they had arrived at San Uk Ling.
In the cell, each partition has a bed made of concrete, a squat toilet and nothing else. She and other victims were very thirsty and felt very cold; the police, however, rejected their requests for water and blankets.
Miss K witnessed how another female victim was pepper-sprayed everywhere on her face and hands. She suffered severely from irritation from the rashes and the painful burning of her skin; yet the police refused to take her to the hospital upon her request, claiming that it was due to the lack of manpower. Even after Miss K left, this female victim was not sent to the hospital.
An older police criticized Miss K of not being able to think clearly and not knowing the truth, despite having a job and earning a salary.
As Miss K had her fingerprints taken and her hands stained with ink, she was brought to wash her hand. The water pressure was so high that water was splashed all over her body. The police shamed her and laughed at her as if it is a “show in the circus”. She felt extremely humiliated.
Source: https://t.me/HKAntiBlack/841
#HumanitarianCrisis #SanUkLing
More about What the Arrestees Had Experienced in San Uk Ling Holding Center:
"I believe I am not the only one the police tortured and assaulted sexually" https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/7032
“The police always claim that there are no arrestees voicing their sexual abuse and harassment cases, but I am here to tell you all about my experience"
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/7040
Miss K believes that she belonged to the first batch of the victims in San Uk Ling Holding Center.
She was taken to the police station after being arrested on 5 August; in the midnight of 6 August, the police mentioned to “send them to rest” and then she was handcuffed and brought by coach to an isolated place, of which she was informed that they had arrived at San Uk Ling.
In the cell, each partition has a bed made of concrete, a squat toilet and nothing else. She and other victims were very thirsty and felt very cold; the police, however, rejected their requests for water and blankets.
Miss K witnessed how another female victim was pepper-sprayed everywhere on her face and hands. She suffered severely from irritation from the rashes and the painful burning of her skin; yet the police refused to take her to the hospital upon her request, claiming that it was due to the lack of manpower. Even after Miss K left, this female victim was not sent to the hospital.
An older police criticized Miss K of not being able to think clearly and not knowing the truth, despite having a job and earning a salary.
As Miss K had her fingerprints taken and her hands stained with ink, she was brought to wash her hand. The water pressure was so high that water was splashed all over her body. The police shamed her and laughed at her as if it is a “show in the circus”. She felt extremely humiliated.
Source: https://t.me/HKAntiBlack/841
#HumanitarianCrisis #SanUkLing
More about What the Arrestees Had Experienced in San Uk Ling Holding Center:
"I believe I am not the only one the police tortured and assaulted sexually" https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/7032
“The police always claim that there are no arrestees voicing their sexual abuse and harassment cases, but I am here to tell you all about my experience"
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/7040
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K小姐遭警察精神虐待，無水飲無毛毯，要她捱凍
她為相信是首批被送往新屋嶺的受害者，她8月5日被捕，帶到警署，8月6日凌晨，警察聲稱要「送他們去休息」，她被鎖上手銬押上一架旅遊巴，去到一個好僻靜的地方，當她到達後，才知道被送去新屋嶺。
她去囚室，每一隔只得一張石屎床，一個踎廁，沒有其他。她和其他受害者都好口渴，好凍想要毛毯，警察一律拒絕。
K小姐看到其中一個女受害者，被噴胡椒噴霧，噴到成臉成手都有，皮膚很紅很剌痛，她忍得好辛苦，她要求去醫院，警察聲稱不夠人手拒絕安排送院，直至K小姐離開，這位女受害者…
她為相信是首批被送往新屋嶺的受害者，她8月5日被捕，帶到警署，8月6日凌晨，警察聲稱要「送他們去休息」，她被鎖上手銬押上一架旅遊巴，去到一個好僻靜的地方，當她到達後，才知道被送去新屋嶺。
她去囚室，每一隔只得一張石屎床，一個踎廁，沒有其他。她和其他受害者都好口渴，好凍想要毛毯，警察一律拒絕。
K小姐看到其中一個女受害者，被噴胡椒噴霧，噴到成臉成手都有，皮膚很紅很剌痛，她忍得好辛苦，她要求去醫院，警察聲稱不夠人手拒絕安排送院，直至K小姐離開，這位女受害者…
Victims' Accounts of Their Experience in San Uk Ling Holding Center:
Male Victim (1):
"I believe I am not the only one the police tortured and assaulted sexually"
Read on: https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/7032
#SanUkLing #HumanitarianCrisis
Male Victim (1):
"I believe I am not the only one the police tortured and assaulted sexually"
Read on: https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/7032
#SanUkLing #HumanitarianCrisis
Victims' Accounts of Their Experience in San Uk Ling Holding Center:
Female Victim (2):
“The police always claim that there are no arrestees voicing their sexual abuse and harassment cases, but I am here to tell you all about my experience"
Read on: https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/7040
#SanUkLing #HumanitarianCrisis #927Rally
Female Victim (2):
“The police always claim that there are no arrestees voicing their sexual abuse and harassment cases, but I am here to tell you all about my experience"
Read on: https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/7040
#SanUkLing #HumanitarianCrisis #927Rally
Victims' Accounts of Their Experience in San Uk Ling Holding Center:
Female Victim (3): Mental Abuse in San Uk Ling Holding Center: Neither Water Nor Blanket
Read on: https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/7043
#SanUkLing #HumanitarianCrisis #927Rally
Female Victim (3): Mental Abuse in San Uk Ling Holding Center: Neither Water Nor Blanket
Read on: https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/7043
#SanUkLing #HumanitarianCrisis #927Rally
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Victims' Accounts of Their Experience in San Uk Ling Holding Center:
Female Victim (2):
“The police always claim that there are no arrestees voicing their sexual abuse and harassment cases, but I am here to tell you all about my experience"
Read on: https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/7040
#SanUkLing #HumanitarianCrisis #927Rally
Female Victim (2):
“The police always claim that there are no arrestees voicing their sexual abuse and harassment cases, but I am here to tell you all about my experience"
Read on: https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/7040
#SanUkLing #HumanitarianCrisis #927Rally
Police Say "Raping Boys in San Uk Ling is Fun"
In Taikoo, the arrested student reporter from Hong Kong Baptist University shouted that a male police officer whispered to him "raping boys in San Uk Ling is fun."
The arrested reporter also states that under no circumstances will he commit suicide.
Editor's note:
1. "San Uk Ling" here refers to San Uk Ling Holding Center, the center of alleged mistreatment of protesters, including sexual assaults, depriving medical treatment and violence against suspects.
2. There had been suspicions of deaths caused by police brutality being covered up as suicide cases. This came after the police indiscriminately attacked civilians inside Prince Edward station on August 31 and the numbers of unexplained suicides rapidly emerging afterward.
#Nov3 #Taikoo #SanUkLing #PoliceBrutality
In Taikoo, the arrested student reporter from Hong Kong Baptist University shouted that a male police officer whispered to him "raping boys in San Uk Ling is fun."
The arrested reporter also states that under no circumstances will he commit suicide.
Editor's note:
1. "San Uk Ling" here refers to San Uk Ling Holding Center, the center of alleged mistreatment of protesters, including sexual assaults, depriving medical treatment and violence against suspects.
2. There had been suspicions of deaths caused by police brutality being covered up as suicide cases. This came after the police indiscriminately attacked civilians inside Prince Edward station on August 31 and the numbers of unexplained suicides rapidly emerging afterward.
#Nov3 #Taikoo #SanUkLing #PoliceBrutality
University Students as Victims of Police Violence:
Rally to Support Arrested Student Journalist
[Editor's note: Over the weekend, at least three university students fell victim to police violence: (1) The said student journalist was arrested and intimidated by the police that "raping boys in San Uk Ling is fun "; (2) A voluntary first aider from Shue Yan University suffered a third degree burnt after being hit by a China-made tear gas grenade; (3) A student of the University of Science and Technology is now in critical condition, after a fall in a car park suspected to avoid the police tear gas.]
This morning (Nov 5), students from Hong Kong Baptist University (BUHK) initiated a rally to support the student journalist arrested on Sunday (Nov 4) and request the university to condemn police violence.
Executive Member of Hong Kong Journalist Association, Luther Ng also joined the rally to support the students. He mentioned in his speech, the police were already obstructing freedom of press in June when they shone strong light at cameras, but the sitiation has worsened: They are now pepper spraying reporters on purpose and even arresting them whilst at work.
Source: Apple Daily
Police told Student Journalist "Raping Boys in San Uk Ling is fun" During Arrest:
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/9780
First Aider suffers third degree burnt:
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/9707
Student in critical condition suffers brain hemorrhage:
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/9889
#Nov5 #BUHK #PoliceState #PoliceBrutality #Students #HongKongProtests #FightforFreedom
Rally to Support Arrested Student Journalist
[Editor's note: Over the weekend, at least three university students fell victim to police violence: (1) The said student journalist was arrested and intimidated by the police that "raping boys in San Uk Ling is fun "; (2) A voluntary first aider from Shue Yan University suffered a third degree burnt after being hit by a China-made tear gas grenade; (3) A student of the University of Science and Technology is now in critical condition, after a fall in a car park suspected to avoid the police tear gas.]
This morning (Nov 5), students from Hong Kong Baptist University (BUHK) initiated a rally to support the student journalist arrested on Sunday (Nov 4) and request the university to condemn police violence.
Executive Member of Hong Kong Journalist Association, Luther Ng also joined the rally to support the students. He mentioned in his speech, the police were already obstructing freedom of press in June when they shone strong light at cameras, but the sitiation has worsened: They are now pepper spraying reporters on purpose and even arresting them whilst at work.
Source: Apple Daily
Police told Student Journalist "Raping Boys in San Uk Ling is fun" During Arrest:
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/9780
First Aider suffers third degree burnt:
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/9707
Student in critical condition suffers brain hemorrhage:
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/9889
#Nov5 #BUHK #PoliceState #PoliceBrutality #Students #HongKongProtests #FightforFreedom
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Police Say "Raping Boys in San Uk Ling is Fun"
In Taikoo, the arrested student reporter from Hong Kong Baptist University shouted that a male police officer whispered to him "raping boys in San Uk Ling is fun."
The arrested reporter also states that under…
In Taikoo, the arrested student reporter from Hong Kong Baptist University shouted that a male police officer whispered to him "raping boys in San Uk Ling is fun."
The arrested reporter also states that under…
#PoliceBrutality #PoliceState
San Uk Ling Holding Centre detains 182 arrestees, at least 30 hospitalized
During the Anti-Extradition Bill Movement, there had been reports that arrestees were abused during custody at San Uk Ling Holding Centre. After that, the police claimed that they had stopped using the centre.
Police commissioner Chris Tang Ping-keung recently answered to the Legislative Council's Finance Committee. He said San Uk Ling Holding Centre had been used for four times to detain arrestees, involving 182 persons in total: (1) 5-7 Aug (2) 11-13 Aug, (3) 25-26 Aug and (4) 1-2 Sept, with a maximum of 75 persons detained.
During the protests at Tsim Sha Tsui and Causeway Bay between 11 and 13 Aug, 30 out of 53 arrestees held in custody in San Uk Ling demanded medical attention.
Police claimed that 2 complaints involving San Uk Ling were under investigation. One of the cases concerns police beating 6 detainees.
Source: Apple Daily #Apr7
#SanUkLing
San Uk Ling Holding Centre detains 182 arrestees, at least 30 hospitalized
During the Anti-Extradition Bill Movement, there had been reports that arrestees were abused during custody at San Uk Ling Holding Centre. After that, the police claimed that they had stopped using the centre.
Police commissioner Chris Tang Ping-keung recently answered to the Legislative Council's Finance Committee. He said San Uk Ling Holding Centre had been used for four times to detain arrestees, involving 182 persons in total: (1) 5-7 Aug (2) 11-13 Aug, (3) 25-26 Aug and (4) 1-2 Sept, with a maximum of 75 persons detained.
During the protests at Tsim Sha Tsui and Causeway Bay between 11 and 13 Aug, 30 out of 53 arrestees held in custody in San Uk Ling demanded medical attention.
Police claimed that 2 complaints involving San Uk Ling were under investigation. One of the cases concerns police beating 6 detainees.
Source: Apple Daily #Apr7
#SanUkLing
#Court #WhiteTerror #FreeSpeech
First Conviction Based on "Online Comments" in Hong Kong Protests, Jugde Insists Message Leads to "Violent Actions"
A 38-year old construction worker, with the online alias “Kim Jong Un”, were charged with inciting others to take part in unlawful assembly. He was convicted on October 19, 2020.
The man had posted 4 comments in a public group on Facebook in 2019, expressing that “everyone besieges San Uk Ling” and that “rescuing the righteous ones is the most important”. The San Uk Ling Reception Center that is located near the Hong Kong-China border is known to be a site where police tortured pro-democracy protesters by means of physical, verbal and sexual violations.
The judge claimed it was "obvious" that the defendant tried to mobilise more than a few dozen citizens, as he used the word “everyone”. The Judge said the action of “besieging San Uk Ling” would not result in the release of the arrestees and the participants of assembly would probably "perform other acts", which "must involve violence". Based on these beliefs, the judge ruled that the the defendant is guilty.
The defendant was remanded in custody before a sentence will be announced on November 3, 2020.
This is the first conviction based on online comments in a Hong Kong's court since the 2019 Anti-Extradition Law Movement.
Source: InMedia #Oct19
https://bit.ly/3k7zu5H
#SanUkLing #OnlineComments
First Conviction Based on "Online Comments" in Hong Kong Protests, Jugde Insists Message Leads to "Violent Actions"
A 38-year old construction worker, with the online alias “Kim Jong Un”, were charged with inciting others to take part in unlawful assembly. He was convicted on October 19, 2020.
The man had posted 4 comments in a public group on Facebook in 2019, expressing that “everyone besieges San Uk Ling” and that “rescuing the righteous ones is the most important”. The San Uk Ling Reception Center that is located near the Hong Kong-China border is known to be a site where police tortured pro-democracy protesters by means of physical, verbal and sexual violations.
The judge claimed it was "obvious" that the defendant tried to mobilise more than a few dozen citizens, as he used the word “everyone”. The Judge said the action of “besieging San Uk Ling” would not result in the release of the arrestees and the participants of assembly would probably "perform other acts", which "must involve violence". Based on these beliefs, the judge ruled that the the defendant is guilty.
The defendant was remanded in custody before a sentence will be announced on November 3, 2020.
This is the first conviction based on online comments in a Hong Kong's court since the 2019 Anti-Extradition Law Movement.
Source: InMedia #Oct19
https://bit.ly/3k7zu5H
#SanUkLing #OnlineComments