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Sing With You In Tin Shui Wai: Riot Police Does A Flying Kick To A Civilian

Netizens initiated “Sing With You” in Tin Shui Wai Fortune Mall, which is the second “Sing With You” of the week. Civilians at the scene sang “Glory To Hong Kong”, chanted slogans and posted stickers and posters in the mall.

Riot police officers stormed into the mall to dispersed the crowd. Shops wind their shutters and closed early. Riot police set up cordon lines, conducted stop and search.

As seen in the video, a police officer did a flying kick on a civilian in the midst of dispersing the crowd. District Councilors then asked for an explanation, but were ignored by the commander and the officers from the Public Relations Branch.

Editor Note:

Riot police officer did a flying kick on a civilian, in the presence of reporters with cameras.

Just imagine how much more atrocities they could have done without any reporters or District Councilors around.

Source: Apple Daily

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5.27 Protest Against 'Evil Laws': National Anthem Law and National Security Law

On May 27, the Hong Kong Legislative Council resumed the second reading of the National Anthem Law, which was forcefully inserted by China to Hong Kong's Basic Law demanding "respect" to the PRC's national anthem in Hong Kong.

In response to the pro-democracy fraction's call for protests, the authorites showcased its attempt to police its population and their opinions thoroughly, even before another 'evil law', the National Secutity Law, is officially imposed by Beijing by bypassing Hong Kong's legislature.

Since early morning of May 27, police and "special constables" were on alert in different districts to suppress protest activities and make arbitrary arrests. In the area of the Legislative Council Building, civil servants and office workers queued up to be checked by the police.

Nevertheless, Hongkongers, decrying authoritarianism, gathered at shopping malls and on the streets to chant protest slogans and gestured "5 Demands Not 1 Less".

At lunchtime, over 1,000 civilians participated in the flash mob protest in Central. Armed police responded by shooting civilians in an execution-style manner in the city's key financial district.

In Mongkok, a march was formed but cracked down by thd police. All these events sent on into midnight.

Police arrested over 360 civilians in a day.

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Source: Chinese University Press; Stand News; Apple Daily; Real Time News HK; Internet #27May