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Pro-democracy Population Support 'Yellow' Shops on May 1st; Singers Candy Lo, Sammy So And Lawmaker Jeremy Tam Volunteered As Shopkeepers
Singer Candy Lo, Lead Singer Sammy So of local band Kolor and pro-democracy lawmaker Jeremy Tam appeared in the store as voluntary shopkeepers in Agape Garden.
#1May #StandWithHK #CandyLo #SammySo #Kolor #JeremyTam
Further Reading:
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/20025
"Five Demands, Not One Less" on May 1: Long Queues Sighted Outside Pro-democracy Restaurants
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/20022
Operation Pegasus? Operation Fantasia
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/20019
Pro-democracy Population Support 'Yellow' Shops on May 1st; Singers Candy Lo, Sammy So And Lawmaker Jeremy Tam Volunteered As Shopkeepers
Singer Candy Lo, Lead Singer Sammy So of local band Kolor and pro-democracy lawmaker Jeremy Tam appeared in the store as voluntary shopkeepers in Agape Garden.
#1May #StandWithHK #CandyLo #SammySo #Kolor #JeremyTam
Further Reading:
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/20025
"Five Demands, Not One Less" on May 1: Long Queues Sighted Outside Pro-democracy Restaurants
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/20022
Operation Pegasus? Operation Fantasia
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/20019
#YellowEconomy
Solidarity in Coronavirus Crisis: Hongkongers Revive Pro-Democracy Yellow Economy on Labour Day
It is 28°c in urban Hong Kong on May 1. The warm weather, however, did not deter people from queueing outside their favourite shops.
The occupancy of pro-democracy 'yellow' stores contrasts other regular stores in Causeway Bay.
Source: Stand News
#1May #StandWithHK
"Five Demands, Not One Less" on May 1: Long Queues Sighted Outside Pro-democracy Restaurants
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/20022
Pro-democracy Population Support 'Yellow' Shops on May 1st; Singers Candy Lo, Sammy So And Lawmaker Jeffery Tam Volunteered As Shopkeepers
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/20033
Solidarity in Coronavirus Crisis: Hongkongers Revive Pro-Democracy Yellow Economy on Labour Day
It is 28°c in urban Hong Kong on May 1. The warm weather, however, did not deter people from queueing outside their favourite shops.
The occupancy of pro-democracy 'yellow' stores contrasts other regular stores in Causeway Bay.
Source: Stand News
#1May #StandWithHK
"Five Demands, Not One Less" on May 1: Long Queues Sighted Outside Pro-democracy Restaurants
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/20022
Pro-democracy Population Support 'Yellow' Shops on May 1st; Singers Candy Lo, Sammy So And Lawmaker Jeffery Tam Volunteered As Shopkeepers
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/20033
#FirstHand
Hong Kong Police Storms into New Town Plaza via Alternate Entrance
2016
Citizens displayed "Hong Kong Independence" flags.
2017
Police gathered near alternative entrance storm into Sha Tin Centre mall.
Sources: First Hand, Cable News
#1May #HongKongProtest
Hong Kong Police Storms into New Town Plaza via Alternate Entrance
2016
Citizens displayed "Hong Kong Independence" flags.
2017
Police gathered near alternative entrance storm into Sha Tin Centre mall.
Sources: First Hand, Cable News
#1May #HongKongProtest
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2032 | #Shatin #NewTownPlaza
Riot police officers demand civilians to leave from New Town Plaza.
#1May #HongKongProtest #PoliceState #SingWithYou
2032 | #Shatin #NewTownPlaza
Riot police officers demand civilians to leave from New Town Plaza.
#1May #HongKongProtest #PoliceState #SingWithYou
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Slogans Continue Despite Police Dispersion
2100 | New Town Plaza, Shatin
Protestors are seen chanting slogans such as "Five Demands, Not One Less" and "Liberate Hong Kong, Revolution of Our Times" in the corridors of the mall.
#1May #HongKongProtest #PoliceState
Slogans Continue Despite Police Dispersion
2100 | New Town Plaza, Shatin
Protestors are seen chanting slogans such as "Five Demands, Not One Less" and "Liberate Hong Kong, Revolution of Our Times" in the corridors of the mall.
#1May #HongKongProtest #PoliceState
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District Councillor Suspects Riot Police And Shopping Mall Management Aligned To Stop Pro-democracy Civilians From Gathering
2048 | #ShaTin
The video is an interview with Shatin District Councilor Li Chi-wen, who witnessed the whole incident of riot police storming into New Town Plaza this evening (May 1) at around 7:30pm and dispersed civilians in the shopping mall, citing the anti-gathering ban amidst the Coronavirus epidemic as an excuse.
Li accounted that the riot police occupied almost the whole atrium area of the shopping mall, and some of them went all the way to the 5th floor. At around the same time, management of the shopping mall started public announcement reminding shoppers to comply with the anti-gathering ban. Li suspected that riot police and shopping management were aligned in their action, preventing pro-democracy civilians to gather and shop there.
Continue Reading
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/20092
#LiChiWen
District Councillor Suspects Riot Police And Shopping Mall Management Aligned To Stop Pro-democracy Civilians From Gathering
2048 | #ShaTin
The video is an interview with Shatin District Councilor Li Chi-wen, who witnessed the whole incident of riot police storming into New Town Plaza this evening (May 1) at around 7:30pm and dispersed civilians in the shopping mall, citing the anti-gathering ban amidst the Coronavirus epidemic as an excuse.
Li accounted that the riot police occupied almost the whole atrium area of the shopping mall, and some of them went all the way to the 5th floor. At around the same time, management of the shopping mall started public announcement reminding shoppers to comply with the anti-gathering ban. Li suspected that riot police and shopping management were aligned in their action, preventing pro-democracy civilians to gather and shop there.
Continue Reading
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/20092
#LiChiWen
Continued Reading Of “District Councillor Suspects Riot Police And Shopping Mall Management Aligned To Stop Pro-democracy Civilians From Gathering”
At around 8pm, most patrons of the mall have left, leaving behind those caught into the police cordon, press representatives and a massive number of riot police. Li also mentioned that several civilians were arrested for currently unclear reasons.
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/20091
#PoliceState #HongKongProtest
At around 8pm, most patrons of the mall have left, leaving behind those caught into the police cordon, press representatives and a massive number of riot police. Li also mentioned that several civilians were arrested for currently unclear reasons.
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/20091
#PoliceState #HongKongProtest
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District Councillor Suspects Riot Police And Shopping Mall Management Aligned To Stop Pro-democracy Civilians From Gathering
2048 | #ShaTin
The video is an interview with Shatin District Councilor Li Chi-wen, who witnessed the whole…
District Councillor Suspects Riot Police And Shopping Mall Management Aligned To Stop Pro-democracy Civilians From Gathering
2048 | #ShaTin
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Police Drive Away Wheelchair-bound Reporter
2118 | #Shatin
A group of reporters were escorting a wheelchair-bound reporter away from the scene.
Despite seeing that the reporters were assisting the man on the wheelchair, the riot police at the scene still fiercely ordered them to move faster.
#1May #PoliceState #Press #HongKongProtest #Shatin
Police Drive Away Wheelchair-bound Reporter
2118 | #Shatin
A group of reporters were escorting a wheelchair-bound reporter away from the scene.
Despite seeing that the reporters were assisting the man on the wheelchair, the riot police at the scene still fiercely ordered them to move faster.
#1May #PoliceState #Press #HongKongProtest #Shatin
Labour Day In Hong Kong: Trade Union Roadside Booths Closely Monitored by Riot Police
With Labour Day holiday (May1), the pro-democracy Confederation of Trade Unions (CTU) set up at least 66 roadside booths to encourage Hongkongers to form or join trade unions as a means to strengthen their power and push for the Five Demands.
The leadership of the CTU met with reporters outside Langham Place, Mongkok, during which platoons of riot police "happened to pass by".
Source:InMediaHK
#LabourDay #1May #PoliceState #FiveDemands #TradeUnions #HongKongProtest
With Labour Day holiday (May1), the pro-democracy Confederation of Trade Unions (CTU) set up at least 66 roadside booths to encourage Hongkongers to form or join trade unions as a means to strengthen their power and push for the Five Demands.
The leadership of the CTU met with reporters outside Langham Place, Mongkok, during which platoons of riot police "happened to pass by".
Source:InMediaHK
#LabourDay #1May #PoliceState #FiveDemands #TradeUnions #HongKongProtest
Conflicts at HKCTU Street Counters
On Labour Day (1 May), citizens rallied around and supported 'Yellow Shops' (pro-democracy shops). Hong Kong Confederation of Trade Unions (“HKCTU”) also set up around 60 street counters. Riot police were stationed everywhere and stopped pedestrians regularly.
At around 4pm, the street counter run by Lee Cheuk-yan near Langham Place was harassed by pro-China supporters. Hundreds of riot police arrived and cordoned off the entire street including the HKCTU street counter.
Several riot police officers raised their pepper spray and threatened pedestrians and reporters, shouting '1! 2! 3! 4! 5!' in reference to the prohibition of social gatherings, which bans the gathering of more than 4 people. Some riot police pushed away reporters. The pro-China supporters left while escorted by the police.
Source: Apple Daily
#LabourDay #1May #PoliceState #YellowEconomy #TradeUnions
Trade Union Roadside Booths Closely Monitored by Riot Police:
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/20168
On Labour Day (1 May), citizens rallied around and supported 'Yellow Shops' (pro-democracy shops). Hong Kong Confederation of Trade Unions (“HKCTU”) also set up around 60 street counters. Riot police were stationed everywhere and stopped pedestrians regularly.
At around 4pm, the street counter run by Lee Cheuk-yan near Langham Place was harassed by pro-China supporters. Hundreds of riot police arrived and cordoned off the entire street including the HKCTU street counter.
Several riot police officers raised their pepper spray and threatened pedestrians and reporters, shouting '1! 2! 3! 4! 5!' in reference to the prohibition of social gatherings, which bans the gathering of more than 4 people. Some riot police pushed away reporters. The pro-China supporters left while escorted by the police.
Source: Apple Daily
#LabourDay #1May #PoliceState #YellowEconomy #TradeUnions
Trade Union Roadside Booths Closely Monitored by Riot Police:
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/20168