Altar for Chow Tsz-Lok and Chan Yin-Lam was set on fire in Tseung Kwan O
Since 2019, civilians have built an altar at Sheung Tak Car Park, from where 22-year-old Chow Tsz-Lok fell and at last passed away, to commemorate him and 15-year-old Chan Yin-lam, who studied in the area and was found clothless and dead in the waters. Chow and Chan, as two out of other deceased in the pro-democracy movement, were alleged victims of police brutality.
The altar was previously destroyed by unknown people and riot police for several times, but was rebuilt by Tseung Kwan O residents.
On 21 March, residents found that the altar was on fire at around 5a.m. Since the weather has been humid with rain these days, it is suspected that someone intentionally set the altar on fire.
Source: PSHK #21Mar #6months #ChowTszLok #ChanYinLam #RestInPeace #PoliceBritality #PoliceState
Since 2019, civilians have built an altar at Sheung Tak Car Park, from where 22-year-old Chow Tsz-Lok fell and at last passed away, to commemorate him and 15-year-old Chan Yin-lam, who studied in the area and was found clothless and dead in the waters. Chow and Chan, as two out of other deceased in the pro-democracy movement, were alleged victims of police brutality.
The altar was previously destroyed by unknown people and riot police for several times, but was rebuilt by Tseung Kwan O residents.
On 21 March, residents found that the altar was on fire at around 5a.m. Since the weather has been humid with rain these days, it is suspected that someone intentionally set the altar on fire.
Source: PSHK #21Mar #6months #ChowTszLok #ChanYinLam #RestInPeace #PoliceBritality #PoliceState
Lest We Forget: 5 Months after Death of Chow Tsz-lok
Large Group of Police Deployed and Warned Citizens of Violating the Gathering Ban
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2030 | #TseungKwanO
Today marks the fifth month after the death of Chow Tsz-lok, a 22-year-old student who fell down from Sheung Tak Car Park, with police allegedly responsible for his death.
Despite the pandemic, lots of citizens arrived at Sheung Tak Estate and set public altar to pay tirbute to him. A arge group of riot police was seen standing by. Whenever a citizen intended to go near the alter, he/she was asked to leave, or they may be charged of violating the gathering ban, a new law established due to the Coronavirus that restricts public gathering to less than four people.
#5months #ChowTszLok #LestWeForget #RestInPeace #PoliceBritality #PoliceState #NeverForgive #NeverForget
Large Group of Police Deployed and Warned Citizens of Violating the Gathering Ban
#FirstHand #Apr8
2030 | #TseungKwanO
Today marks the fifth month after the death of Chow Tsz-lok, a 22-year-old student who fell down from Sheung Tak Car Park, with police allegedly responsible for his death.
Despite the pandemic, lots of citizens arrived at Sheung Tak Estate and set public altar to pay tirbute to him. A arge group of riot police was seen standing by. Whenever a citizen intended to go near the alter, he/she was asked to leave, or they may be charged of violating the gathering ban, a new law established due to the Coronavirus that restricts public gathering to less than four people.
#5months #ChowTszLok #LestWeForget #RestInPeace #PoliceBritality #PoliceState #NeverForgive #NeverForget
Police Heavily Deployed At Altar for Chow Tsz-Lok, Warns Civilians With Coronavirus Rule
20:31 - 20:50 | #TseungKwanO
Lots of civilians arrived at the altar to mourn Chow Tsz-lok, police repeatedly demanded civilians to leave citing the gathering ban.
Riot police was heavily deployed at the altar and inside the Sheung Tak car park. No civilian was allowed to go near the altar or enter the car park.
Besides, police set up cameras at different spots reportedly for livestream.
Source: Stand News
#8April #5months #ChowTszLok #LestWeForget #RestInPeace #PoliceBritality #PoliceState #NeverForgive #NeverForget
20:31 - 20:50 | #TseungKwanO
Lots of civilians arrived at the altar to mourn Chow Tsz-lok, police repeatedly demanded civilians to leave citing the gathering ban.
Riot police was heavily deployed at the altar and inside the Sheung Tak car park. No civilian was allowed to go near the altar or enter the car park.
Besides, police set up cameras at different spots reportedly for livestream.
Source: Stand News
#8April #5months #ChowTszLok #LestWeForget #RestInPeace #PoliceBritality #PoliceState #NeverForgive #NeverForget
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Altar Built To Mourn Chow Tsz-Lok
On 8 Nov 2019, 22-year-old Chow Tsz-Lok fell from Sheung Tak Car Park, alleged caused by police brutality.
Today marks the fifth month of his death. His loss still cuts deep in the hearts of many of us. We yearn for justice to be done and truth to be revealed. We will never forgive and never forget. Hongkongers, keep pressing for the truth!
#ChowTszLok #LestWeForget #RestInPeace #PoliceBritality #PoliceState #NeverForgive #NeverForget
Altar Built To Mourn Chow Tsz-Lok
On 8 Nov 2019, 22-year-old Chow Tsz-Lok fell from Sheung Tak Car Park, alleged caused by police brutality.
Today marks the fifth month of his death. His loss still cuts deep in the hearts of many of us. We yearn for justice to be done and truth to be revealed. We will never forgive and never forget. Hongkongers, keep pressing for the truth!
#ChowTszLok #LestWeForget #RestInPeace #PoliceBritality #PoliceState #NeverForgive #NeverForget
The Sixth Month Chow Tsz-lok’s Death: HKUST Bans Memorial Service due to Social Distancing Rule; Civilians Pay Tribute to Chow In Various Locations
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On 8 Nov 2019, 22-year-old university student Chow Tsz-Lok fell from Sheung Tak Car Park, alleged an aftermath of police brutality.
Student Union of Chow’s school, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (“HKUST”) had initially organised a memorial ceremony on 8 May 2020 which marks the 6th month of his death.
However, the university sent an email to all students and teachers today, warning that any event held within the school’s compound violating social distancing rule is illegal. The school will report to the relevant government department and penalise students and teachers flouting the rule. Moreover, the school also broadcasted warnings over the public announcement system on the social distancing rule in Cantonese, English and Mandarin. Hence, students who had initially intended to pay tribute to Chow were unable to stay for long.
Large groups of citizens also paid tribute to him in various other locations, such as Tseung Kwan O, Yuen Long and Mongkok.
Today marks the sixth month anniversary of his death. His loss still cuts deep in the hearts of many of us. We yearn for justice to be done and truth to be revealed. We will never forgive and never forget. We need to press for the truth!
Source: Stand News; HKUSTSU
Images: Deacon Lui’s instagram
#8May #ChowTszLok #LestWeForget #RestInPeace #PoliceBritality #PoliceState #NeverForgive #NeverForget
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On 8 Nov 2019, 22-year-old university student Chow Tsz-Lok fell from Sheung Tak Car Park, alleged an aftermath of police brutality.
Student Union of Chow’s school, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (“HKUST”) had initially organised a memorial ceremony on 8 May 2020 which marks the 6th month of his death.
However, the university sent an email to all students and teachers today, warning that any event held within the school’s compound violating social distancing rule is illegal. The school will report to the relevant government department and penalise students and teachers flouting the rule. Moreover, the school also broadcasted warnings over the public announcement system on the social distancing rule in Cantonese, English and Mandarin. Hence, students who had initially intended to pay tribute to Chow were unable to stay for long.
Large groups of citizens also paid tribute to him in various other locations, such as Tseung Kwan O, Yuen Long and Mongkok.
Today marks the sixth month anniversary of his death. His loss still cuts deep in the hearts of many of us. We yearn for justice to be done and truth to be revealed. We will never forgive and never forget. We need to press for the truth!
Source: Stand News; HKUSTSU
Images: Deacon Lui’s instagram
#8May #ChowTszLok #LestWeForget #RestInPeace #PoliceBritality #PoliceState #NeverForgive #NeverForget
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Riot Police Demands The Press To Leave And Points Pepper Spray At Their Eyes
2000 | #TaiPo
As the call for "Sing With You" went viral on the Internet, the Hong Kong Police Force made the decision to deploy large numbers of police officers in the mall.
Riot police yelled at the press to leave by shouting “Go Away!”, threatening them by pointing pepper spray at their eyes at point-blank.
#TaiPo #PoliceBritality #PoliceBritality #SingWithYou
Riot Police Demands The Press To Leave And Points Pepper Spray At Their Eyes
2000 | #TaiPo
As the call for "Sing With You" went viral on the Internet, the Hong Kong Police Force made the decision to deploy large numbers of police officers in the mall.
Riot police yelled at the press to leave by shouting “Go Away!”, threatening them by pointing pepper spray at their eyes at point-blank.
#TaiPo #PoliceBritality #PoliceBritality #SingWithYou
Citizen Pinned to the Ground After Asking Police Why They Flashed Their Torches at Him
1938 | #MongKok
At ShareTea on Soy Street, riot police flashed an extremely strong beam of light at a citizen, startling him. The citizen then responded, "Why are you flashing at me?"
He was immediately pinned to the ground. The police then quickly set up a cordon and deployed pepper spray at journalists around the area.
According to Baptist University Students' Union Editorial Board, the blue shirt citizen left his camera on the floor after he was restrained by the police.
Riot police also issued warnings to the citizens who were around the area, claiming that they were violating the anti-crowding ordinance, and asked all of them to leave.
Source: BUSU Editorial Board #May10 #PoliceState #MothersDay #PoliceBritality #MongKok
1938 | #MongKok
At ShareTea on Soy Street, riot police flashed an extremely strong beam of light at a citizen, startling him. The citizen then responded, "Why are you flashing at me?"
He was immediately pinned to the ground. The police then quickly set up a cordon and deployed pepper spray at journalists around the area.
According to Baptist University Students' Union Editorial Board, the blue shirt citizen left his camera on the floor after he was restrained by the police.
Riot police also issued warnings to the citizens who were around the area, claiming that they were violating the anti-crowding ordinance, and asked all of them to leave.
Source: BUSU Editorial Board #May10 #PoliceState #MothersDay #PoliceBritality #MongKok
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The Fight Goes On: Protest Slogans Sounded in Multiple Shopping Malls in Hong Kong
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Increasingly, the Hong Kong government has been tightening their grip over pro-democracy activities in past few weeks as the Coronavirus epidemic came under control. Such suppression didn’t stifle protesting activities but sparked even stronger discontent among Hongkongers and sporadic peaceful protests such as “Sing with You” and “Shop with You” spawning in shopping malls have become ubiquitous.
In the afternoon on May 16, netizens initiated a "Shop with You" event in five shopping malls, including East Point City, Yoho Mall, MOKO, New Town City and Olympian City. Soon after peaceful protesters started to chant slogans and sang, riot police charged in to clear shoppers out, sometimes setting cordon lines in the mall, causing even more panic and chaos to both the shoppers and shopkeepers.
Although riot police usually leaves the scene after a while, groups of plainclothes police officers continued to lurk in the mall. In Tseung Kwan O East Point City, 8 civilians were arrested today in the first 30 minutes of the event when there was no sighted complication on the scene. The tension between police and reporters sustained as a plainclothes police officer was seen drawing his baton at a group of reporters at the 1st Floor of the mall in Tseung Kwan O.
In Mong Kok Moko mall and Yuen Long Yoho mall, multiple memos with rhymes and short poems jabbing the police force for the recent incident of police officers arrested with methemphethamines have been attached to the railings for passers-by to read.
#May16 #PoliceState #PoliceBritality #HKProtest #SingwithU #ShopwithU
The Fight Goes On: Protest Slogans Sounded in Multiple Shopping Malls in Hong Kong
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https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/20870
Increasingly, the Hong Kong government has been tightening their grip over pro-democracy activities in past few weeks as the Coronavirus epidemic came under control. Such suppression didn’t stifle protesting activities but sparked even stronger discontent among Hongkongers and sporadic peaceful protests such as “Sing with You” and “Shop with You” spawning in shopping malls have become ubiquitous.
In the afternoon on May 16, netizens initiated a "Shop with You" event in five shopping malls, including East Point City, Yoho Mall, MOKO, New Town City and Olympian City. Soon after peaceful protesters started to chant slogans and sang, riot police charged in to clear shoppers out, sometimes setting cordon lines in the mall, causing even more panic and chaos to both the shoppers and shopkeepers.
Although riot police usually leaves the scene after a while, groups of plainclothes police officers continued to lurk in the mall. In Tseung Kwan O East Point City, 8 civilians were arrested today in the first 30 minutes of the event when there was no sighted complication on the scene. The tension between police and reporters sustained as a plainclothes police officer was seen drawing his baton at a group of reporters at the 1st Floor of the mall in Tseung Kwan O.
In Mong Kok Moko mall and Yuen Long Yoho mall, multiple memos with rhymes and short poems jabbing the police force for the recent incident of police officers arrested with methemphethamines have been attached to the railings for passers-by to read.
#May16 #PoliceState #PoliceBritality #HKProtest #SingwithU #ShopwithU
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What did the IPCC report tell us about the Yuen Long incident on July 21 2019?
When citizens were attacked by white-clad gangsters in Yuen Long on July 21, 2019, many victims and witnesses of the brutality condemned the police for turning a blind eye. Not only that the police station was shut early, but the police hotline was also not answered.
Watch video here.
The police watchdog's report, however, blamed the influx of phone calls to the police hotline as “irresponsible and damaging, an apparent attempt to paralyses the Emergency Communications Center”
Source: 100 Most #May15 #PoliceState #PoliceHotline #PoliceBritality #NewTruth
Former IPCC Foreign Expert: Report Lacks Key Data and Independent Inquiry Needed
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/20815
IPCC Police Report Concludes with a Statement by Police Commissioner
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/20780
What did the IPCC report tell us about the Yuen Long incident on July 21 2019?
When citizens were attacked by white-clad gangsters in Yuen Long on July 21, 2019, many victims and witnesses of the brutality condemned the police for turning a blind eye. Not only that the police station was shut early, but the police hotline was also not answered.
Watch video here.
The police watchdog's report, however, blamed the influx of phone calls to the police hotline as “irresponsible and damaging, an apparent attempt to paralyses the Emergency Communications Center”
Source: 100 Most #May15 #PoliceState #PoliceHotline #PoliceBritality #NewTruth
Former IPCC Foreign Expert: Report Lacks Key Data and Independent Inquiry Needed
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/20815
IPCC Police Report Concludes with a Statement by Police Commissioner
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/20780
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District Councilor criticizes police for hindering investigation not admitting mistakes
Police revealed that the Coroner's Court has made a preliminary decision to inquest into Chow Tzs-lok’s death, who fell from height in a carpark in Tseung Kwan O last November.
The police showed on its social media platform a letter addressed to Tsuen Wan District Councilor Lester Sham, which condemned Sham’s column article published on Inmediahongkong.com on May 9 for making groundless and slanderous accusation about the police force for murdering Chow Tzs-lok. The force expressed outrage and disappointment, pointing out that the article was inducing revenge and inciting violence. It warned Sham of legal actions possible.
Sham defied the accusation on his Facebook, stating that he genuinely believed that the Hong Kong Police Force had murdered Chow. He further criticized police for hindering investigation and refused to admit to an apparent blunder. Sham opinioned that the police was too desperate to cover up the truth that they went all the way to wage war with those who detested their behavior.
Source: Commercial Radio
#May16 #Death #PoliceBritality #LesterSham #DistrictCouncillor
District Councilor criticizes police for hindering investigation not admitting mistakes
Police revealed that the Coroner's Court has made a preliminary decision to inquest into Chow Tzs-lok’s death, who fell from height in a carpark in Tseung Kwan O last November.
The police showed on its social media platform a letter addressed to Tsuen Wan District Councilor Lester Sham, which condemned Sham’s column article published on Inmediahongkong.com on May 9 for making groundless and slanderous accusation about the police force for murdering Chow Tzs-lok. The force expressed outrage and disappointment, pointing out that the article was inducing revenge and inciting violence. It warned Sham of legal actions possible.
Sham defied the accusation on his Facebook, stating that he genuinely believed that the Hong Kong Police Force had murdered Chow. He further criticized police for hindering investigation and refused to admit to an apparent blunder. Sham opinioned that the police was too desperate to cover up the truth that they went all the way to wage war with those who detested their behavior.
Source: Commercial Radio
#May16 #Death #PoliceBritality #LesterSham #DistrictCouncillor
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