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Hong Kong Police: I Will Use Force if You Frighten Me
2200 | Tai Hang, Causeway Bay
A riot police officer in Tai Hang called the scene a crime scene, saying he did not know whether or not the onlookers had weapons.
"Do not frighten us or we will use force". He told the bystanders to leave if they were feeling scared. "You shouldn’t feel scared when police officers are around, otherwise you should leave Hong Kong."
He also said, "Don’t mess up Hong Kong. During a riot, do not surprise a police. Even an 18-year-old might carry a gun nowadays.”
“I am warning you, do not try encircle me."
Source: Stand News
#Jan1 #NewYear2020 #HongKongPolice
#Fear
2200 | Tai Hang, Causeway Bay
A riot police officer in Tai Hang called the scene a crime scene, saying he did not know whether or not the onlookers had weapons.
"Do not frighten us or we will use force". He told the bystanders to leave if they were feeling scared. "You shouldn’t feel scared when police officers are around, otherwise you should leave Hong Kong."
He also said, "Don’t mess up Hong Kong. During a riot, do not surprise a police. Even an 18-year-old might carry a gun nowadays.”
“I am warning you, do not try encircle me."
Source: Stand News
#Jan1 #NewYear2020 #HongKongPolice
#Fear
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#DistrictCouncillor: Residents Live in Fear Due to Government's Arbitrary Lockdown
On Feb 4, 2021, the members of the Yau Tsim Mong District Council spoke to the media near the lockdown zone.
According to District Councillor #SiuTakKin, many residents found the government's lockdown arrangement confusing and the decision arbitrary.
For instance, Mandarin Court, a residential building on Shanghai Street, has 2 positive cases in the past and was included in the lockdown area on Feb 4, 2021; however, other buildings with more confirmed cases were not subjected to any lockdown.
Moreover, most shops were not notified before the government ambushed them with a lockdown. Many of them were in fear when the police suddenly sealed off the area without prior warning.
Meanwhile, residents also expressed concern after the government claimed that their staff would break in to flats that do not answer the door.
#YMTLockdown #FailedState #Fear #WhiteTerror #Regime
#DistrictCouncillor: Residents Live in Fear Due to Government's Arbitrary Lockdown
On Feb 4, 2021, the members of the Yau Tsim Mong District Council spoke to the media near the lockdown zone.
According to District Councillor #SiuTakKin, many residents found the government's lockdown arrangement confusing and the decision arbitrary.
For instance, Mandarin Court, a residential building on Shanghai Street, has 2 positive cases in the past and was included in the lockdown area on Feb 4, 2021; however, other buildings with more confirmed cases were not subjected to any lockdown.
Moreover, most shops were not notified before the government ambushed them with a lockdown. Many of them were in fear when the police suddenly sealed off the area without prior warning.
Meanwhile, residents also expressed concern after the government claimed that their staff would break in to flats that do not answer the door.
#YMTLockdown #FailedState #Fear #WhiteTerror #Regime
#Education #Brainwashing
HK Government Imposes New Controls in Schools to Stifle Freedom, Forcing Grade School Kids to Learn #NationalSecurityLaw
On February 4, 2021, the Secretary for Education Kevin Yeung in Hong Kong announced new controls in a document, “National Security: Specific Measures for Schools”.
The document sets out actions to be taken by school administrations, and exhorted principals and teachers to play their part in safeguarding national security and keep a tight rein on any signs of a breach.
Pupils from as young as six years old must learn how to 'defend national security', while older students must know specifically what acts constitute breaches of the law.
This new set of control framework applies to most subjects, including music and biology, which have no obvious connection to national security.
Schools are advised to form a working group to take charge of planning and carrying out the bureau’s measures, the document says.
They are required to review the current situation and send a report to the bureau by August 2021 and from the 2022-23 school year, schools would be thoroughly executing administrative and teaching measures related to national security education.
The young students will have to learn about the four major offences under the national security law – secession, subversion, terrorism and collusion with a foreign power. They will also be taught about the origins of the Basic Law and the One Country, Two Systems principle.
Secondary school students would be taught about specific 'crimes' under the security law; the 'opportunities and challenges' that China faces in the international arena; Hong Kong's 'constitutional duty' to enact Article 23 legislation; and that 'the national security law does not affect rights and freedoms enjoyed by the people of Hong Kong'.
Students would learn about these issues in a variety of subject classes, including Chinese, General Studies, and even seemingly unrelated subjects like music, biology and economics.
Ip Kin-yuen, former legislator and vice president of Hong Kong Professional Teachers’ Union, accused the government officials of implementing the new policy without consulting teachers. He opined that the new rules will instill a sense of fear on campus, because it is difficult to define what can be taught and what cannot.
Source: Apple Daily; RTHK #Feb5
https://bit.ly/39JQOLf
https://news.rthk.hk/rthk/en/component/k2/1574144-20210204.htm
#Censorship #WhiteTerror #Fear #School #Curriculum
HK Government Imposes New Controls in Schools to Stifle Freedom, Forcing Grade School Kids to Learn #NationalSecurityLaw
On February 4, 2021, the Secretary for Education Kevin Yeung in Hong Kong announced new controls in a document, “National Security: Specific Measures for Schools”.
The document sets out actions to be taken by school administrations, and exhorted principals and teachers to play their part in safeguarding national security and keep a tight rein on any signs of a breach.
Pupils from as young as six years old must learn how to 'defend national security', while older students must know specifically what acts constitute breaches of the law.
This new set of control framework applies to most subjects, including music and biology, which have no obvious connection to national security.
Schools are advised to form a working group to take charge of planning and carrying out the bureau’s measures, the document says.
They are required to review the current situation and send a report to the bureau by August 2021 and from the 2022-23 school year, schools would be thoroughly executing administrative and teaching measures related to national security education.
The young students will have to learn about the four major offences under the national security law – secession, subversion, terrorism and collusion with a foreign power. They will also be taught about the origins of the Basic Law and the One Country, Two Systems principle.
Secondary school students would be taught about specific 'crimes' under the security law; the 'opportunities and challenges' that China faces in the international arena; Hong Kong's 'constitutional duty' to enact Article 23 legislation; and that 'the national security law does not affect rights and freedoms enjoyed by the people of Hong Kong'.
Students would learn about these issues in a variety of subject classes, including Chinese, General Studies, and even seemingly unrelated subjects like music, biology and economics.
Ip Kin-yuen, former legislator and vice president of Hong Kong Professional Teachers’ Union, accused the government officials of implementing the new policy without consulting teachers. He opined that the new rules will instill a sense of fear on campus, because it is difficult to define what can be taught and what cannot.
Source: Apple Daily; RTHK #Feb5
https://bit.ly/39JQOLf
https://news.rthk.hk/rthk/en/component/k2/1574144-20210204.htm
#Censorship #WhiteTerror #Fear #School #Curriculum