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#FirstHand #Mar12 #9months
2018 | MongKok
Hundreds of citizens gathered outside Hollywood Commercial Center and watched videos of the pro-democracy movement.
2018 | MongKok
Hundreds of citizens gathered outside Hollywood Commercial Center and watched videos of the pro-democracy movement.
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#FirstHand #Mar12 #9Months
2041 | Mongkok
More and more citizens joined the screening revisiting the past 9 months of the ongoing pro-democracy movement.
People who arrived early sat on the ground for more people to watch the footages.
2041 | Mongkok
More and more citizens joined the screening revisiting the past 9 months of the ongoing pro-democracy movement.
People who arrived early sat on the ground for more people to watch the footages.
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#FirstHand #Mar12 #9months
Hongkongers in Solidarity on the 9th Month of the Pro-democracy Movement
2047 | Mongkok
After the video screening was over, civilians on the site chanted "we go together leave together" to demonstrate solidarity.
Hongkongers in Solidarity on the 9th Month of the Pro-democracy Movement
2047 | Mongkok
After the video screening was over, civilians on the site chanted "we go together leave together" to demonstrate solidarity.
#FirstHand #12Mar #9months
2114 | MongKok
Riot police with a loud speaker requested the crowd to leave, claiming that it is an illegal assembly. Police at the scene carried warning flags with them
Riot police with batons set several cordon lines and demanded the press to step backwards. Several police officers shouted to a press with a video camera.
Besides filming the civilians at the scene, a police officer also filmed all the press.
#PoliceState
2114 | MongKok
Riot police with a loud speaker requested the crowd to leave, claiming that it is an illegal assembly. Police at the scene carried warning flags with them
Riot police with batons set several cordon lines and demanded the press to step backwards. Several police officers shouted to a press with a video camera.
Besides filming the civilians at the scene, a police officer also filmed all the press.
#PoliceState
#FirstHand #Mar12 #9months
2051 | Mongkok
Soon after video screening, civilians held on to protest flags that read "Liberate Hong Kong, Revolution of our Times" and continued to express their demands.
2051 | Mongkok
Soon after video screening, civilians held on to protest flags that read "Liberate Hong Kong, Revolution of our Times" and continued to express their demands.
#FirstHand
2101 | Mong Kok
Over 60 riot police officers arrived the scene and scolded at civilians.
The press at the scene were requested to step backwards. A riot police officer also threw the roadblocks towards the press.
While advancing towards Sai Yeung Choi Street South, they stopped and searched five civilians after they called them “Bad Cops”.
#Mar12 #9months #PoliceState
2101 | Mong Kok
Over 60 riot police officers arrived the scene and scolded at civilians.
The press at the scene were requested to step backwards. A riot police officer also threw the roadblocks towards the press.
While advancing towards Sai Yeung Choi Street South, they stopped and searched five civilians after they called them “Bad Cops”.
#Mar12 #9months #PoliceState
#FirstHand #9months
Police Deployed to Suppress Any Possible Memorial on 9th Mensiversary of the Yuen Long 7.21 Attack
1946 | Yuen Long
Today marks the 9th mensiversary of the 7.21 attack. 9 months ago, triads discriminately attacked citizens returning home in Yuen Long. The Police have been repeatedly denying its involvement in coalescing with the triads with lax arresting of the involvers and providing a sluggish response that day.
Today (Apr 21) the MTR closes the major exits in Yuen Long station and police are deployed to prevent civilians from commemerating the 7.21 attack.
In the evening, a car accident happened nearby Tung Yik Market in Yuen Long. A large group of riot police arrived and dispersed the onlooking crowd.
Targeting youngsters, riot police conducted stop and search across the street and a cordon line was set up in front of the wet market, causing sever traffic jam.
#Apr21 #YuenLong721 #neverforget #neverforgive
Hongkongers Never Forget the Brutal Night in Yuen Long on 7.21
Police Deployed to Suppress Any Possible Memorial on 9th Mensiversary of the Yuen Long 7.21 Attack
1946 | Yuen Long
Today marks the 9th mensiversary of the 7.21 attack. 9 months ago, triads discriminately attacked citizens returning home in Yuen Long. The Police have been repeatedly denying its involvement in coalescing with the triads with lax arresting of the involvers and providing a sluggish response that day.
Today (Apr 21) the MTR closes the major exits in Yuen Long station and police are deployed to prevent civilians from commemerating the 7.21 attack.
In the evening, a car accident happened nearby Tung Yik Market in Yuen Long. A large group of riot police arrived and dispersed the onlooking crowd.
Targeting youngsters, riot police conducted stop and search across the street and a cordon line was set up in front of the wet market, causing sever traffic jam.
#Apr21 #YuenLong721 #neverforget #neverforgive
Hongkongers Never Forget the Brutal Night in Yuen Long on 7.21
#Discrimination #AsiasFinest #PressFreedom
Police Demand Stand News Reporter to prove identity through income
3 reporters, including one from Stand News, were stopped and searched by the police while reporting the commemoration of university student Chow Tsz-lok on Aug 8, 2020, which marked 9 months after his death.
After showing the press pass and ID card, the Stand News reporters was asked by the police for proof that he is a salaried employee of the news agency. Police demanded the reporter to call his colleagues to provide proof. In the end, the police ticketed the other two reporters for violating the gathering ban because they "failed" to prove their identity as a journalist. “You’re on the borderline,” said the police to the Stand News reporter, “but I trust that you are just here to do your job”.
Source: Stand News #Aug9
#ChowTszLok #9Months #StandNews
Police Demand Stand News Reporter to prove identity through income
3 reporters, including one from Stand News, were stopped and searched by the police while reporting the commemoration of university student Chow Tsz-lok on Aug 8, 2020, which marked 9 months after his death.
After showing the press pass and ID card, the Stand News reporters was asked by the police for proof that he is a salaried employee of the news agency. Police demanded the reporter to call his colleagues to provide proof. In the end, the police ticketed the other two reporters for violating the gathering ban because they "failed" to prove their identity as a journalist. “You’re on the borderline,” said the police to the Stand News reporter, “but I trust that you are just here to do your job”.
Source: Stand News #Aug9
#ChowTszLok #9Months #StandNews
#HongKongChronicles #CUHKSiege #9Months #AcademicFreedom
November 11-15, 2019: Battle of #CUHK
Source: The People HK #Aug8
#BridgeNo2 #NeverForget #NeverForgive
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https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/24236
November 11-15, 2019: Battle of #CUHK
Source: The People HK #Aug8
#BridgeNo2 #NeverForget #NeverForgive
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https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/24236
#HongKongChronicles #CUHKSiege #9Months #AcademicFreedom
November 11-15, 2019: Battle of #CUHK
// Before the siege at PolyU, there was the violent battle at CUHK. The No. 2 Bridge shall be chronicled into history as the first battlefront for academic freedom.
It was then when I first heard the police shout, "There isn’t enough ammunition, order more to be sent from Wong Tai Sin!", the commander shouted into his intercom.
On the frontline at No.2 Bridge that day, the injured were carried away one by one. Burst eyes, shots to the chest, burnt arms and legs, respiratory problems from breathing in too much mace, and too many more. Yet as the injured retreated one by one, more took their place in the smoke and flames.
On that day, CUHK became a field hospital. Former President of the University Joseph Sung brought Hong Kong's top medical team. They, along with alumni and students, rushed back to defend the school, and as supplies kept coming through, the human chain soon reached from the No.2 Bridge to the School Gate.
On that day, I saw a young protestor go into cardiac arrest after breathing in too much mace. Luckily, he received cardiopulmonary resuscitation and he coughed out most of it, saving his life.
Do not forget what these young people have fought for. Do not forget our history. Chronicle every moment, for the regime is seeking to erase it. //
Source: The People HK #Aug8
#BridgeNo2 #NeverForget #NeverForgive
November 11-15, 2019: Battle of #CUHK
// Before the siege at PolyU, there was the violent battle at CUHK. The No. 2 Bridge shall be chronicled into history as the first battlefront for academic freedom.
It was then when I first heard the police shout, "There isn’t enough ammunition, order more to be sent from Wong Tai Sin!", the commander shouted into his intercom.
On the frontline at No.2 Bridge that day, the injured were carried away one by one. Burst eyes, shots to the chest, burnt arms and legs, respiratory problems from breathing in too much mace, and too many more. Yet as the injured retreated one by one, more took their place in the smoke and flames.
On that day, CUHK became a field hospital. Former President of the University Joseph Sung brought Hong Kong's top medical team. They, along with alumni and students, rushed back to defend the school, and as supplies kept coming through, the human chain soon reached from the No.2 Bridge to the School Gate.
On that day, I saw a young protestor go into cardiac arrest after breathing in too much mace. Luckily, he received cardiopulmonary resuscitation and he coughed out most of it, saving his life.
Do not forget what these young people have fought for. Do not forget our history. Chronicle every moment, for the regime is seeking to erase it. //
Source: The People HK #Aug8
#BridgeNo2 #NeverForget #NeverForgive
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Poly之前，還有中大一役，二號橋，同樣將載入歷史，二橋之戰，當之無愧。 中大一役，我是第一次聽到警方大叫「唔夠彈，快啲叫黃大仙嗰邊運啲彈來!」現場嘅指揮官向對講機大叫。 那一天，守護二號橋的前線，一個又一個被抬出來，爆眼、中心口、手腳被燒傷、吸入太過量催淚煙，太多太多，一個又一個退下，一個又一個填補退下來的前線。...