To express support to the ongoing movement in Hong Kong, Tibetan Women Association organised a peaceful march. While marching, the participants covered their own right eye with bloodied bandages so that they could express support to the female first aider who lost her right eye in the movement.
Due to the fact that China has been oppressing Tibetan individuals and organisations for decades, organising the peaceful march required extraordinary courage. Alongside the movement, the pain the Tibetan people suffered must not be forgotten as well.
#eyeforhk #FreeHongkong #StandWithHK #FreeTibet
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Due to the fact that China has been oppressing Tibetan individuals and organisations for decades, organising the peaceful march required extraordinary courage. Alongside the movement, the pain the Tibetan people suffered must not be forgotten as well.
#eyeforhk #FreeHongkong #StandWithHK #FreeTibet
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WUC & the #Uyghur people stand in solidarity with #HongKong. China won't silence us, we will keep working towards democracy and respect for human rights.
#StandWithHongKong #Tibet #ClosetheCamps #FreeTibet
Poster: International Tibet Network
Source:
Facebook page
World Uyghur Congress
https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=3234142699953865&id=205248562843309
#StandWithHongKong #Tibet #ClosetheCamps #FreeTibet
Poster: International Tibet Network
Source:
Facebook page
World Uyghur Congress
https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=3234142699953865&id=205248562843309
#StandwithHK #FreeTibet
A young German stated: “HK Police went easy on my Free Tibet T-shirt probably due to their poor English.”
Earlier this afternoon, a German born in Hong Kong, Sam, wearing a “Free Tibet” T-shirt and “Fuck Racism” face mask was intercepted and searched on Paterson Street, suspecting of violating the National Security Law.
He told reporters that the police officer searched him asked, “What is Tibet?” also asking whether he has been to Tibet. He was surprised that the officer didn’t inquire much about the T-shirt, adding it was probably due to their poor English communication skills.
The young German was later ticketed for violating gathering ban.
Source: DB Channel #Oct1
https://www.facebook.com/109301110486297/posts/341986477217758/
A young German stated: “HK Police went easy on my Free Tibet T-shirt probably due to their poor English.”
Earlier this afternoon, a German born in Hong Kong, Sam, wearing a “Free Tibet” T-shirt and “Fuck Racism” face mask was intercepted and searched on Paterson Street, suspecting of violating the National Security Law.
He told reporters that the police officer searched him asked, “What is Tibet?” also asking whether he has been to Tibet. He was surprised that the officer didn’t inquire much about the T-shirt, adding it was probably due to their poor English communication skills.
The young German was later ticketed for violating gathering ban.
Source: DB Channel #Oct1
https://www.facebook.com/109301110486297/posts/341986477217758/
#GlobalSupport #AntiCCP
Protests Launched around the World on PRC's National Day to Condemn the Humanitarian Crisis Caused by the CCP
People around the world joined the event "Resist CCP: Global Day of Action" where protests were held on 1 October, which is also PRC's National Day.
In Toronto, Canada, thirteen organizations, including Canada-Hong Kong Link, Regional Tibetan Youth Congress of Toronto, Students for a Free Tibet Canada responded to the call.
More than hundreds of people started the protest at around 2 pm, even the day was not a working day in Canada. Protesters gathered outside The Consulate General of the People's Republic of China in Toronto.
Following the speeches by the representatives of participating organizations, protesters chantef slogans such as "Free Hong Kong", "Free Tibet", "Shame on CCP".
Source: Apple Daily #Oct2
https://hk.appledaily.com/international/20201002/K3JICRWBOZARLJPZCTHCBK4R7I/
#FreeHongKong #FreeTibet #FreeUyghurs #Canada #Toronto
Protests Launched around the World on PRC's National Day to Condemn the Humanitarian Crisis Caused by the CCP
People around the world joined the event "Resist CCP: Global Day of Action" where protests were held on 1 October, which is also PRC's National Day.
In Toronto, Canada, thirteen organizations, including Canada-Hong Kong Link, Regional Tibetan Youth Congress of Toronto, Students for a Free Tibet Canada responded to the call.
More than hundreds of people started the protest at around 2 pm, even the day was not a working day in Canada. Protesters gathered outside The Consulate General of the People's Republic of China in Toronto.
Following the speeches by the representatives of participating organizations, protesters chantef slogans such as "Free Hong Kong", "Free Tibet", "Shame on CCP".
Source: Apple Daily #Oct2
https://hk.appledaily.com/international/20201002/K3JICRWBOZARLJPZCTHCBK4R7I/
#FreeHongKong #FreeTibet #FreeUyghurs #Canada #Toronto
Two activists, Tibetan student and exiled Hong Kong activist, arrested in Athens for protesting against Beijing Winter Olympics
Greek police detained two women, 18-year-old Tibetan student Tesla Zoksang and 22-year-old exiled Hong Kong activist Joey Siu, after they attempted to hang banners from the Acropolis in Athens in protest at the upcoming Beijing Winter Olympics.
They deployed a Tibetan flag and a banner of “Free Hong Kong, Revolution Now”, and chanted slogans including “Free Tibet”, “Boycott Beijing 2022”, and “No freedom, no Games.”
The Olympic flame for the 24th Winter Games will be lit at Ancient Olympia on Monday and handed over to China at a ceremony in Athens' Panathenian Stadium on Tuesday. The International Olympic Committee’s Executive Board met in Athens on Saturday.
source: ABC News #Oct17
https://abcnews.go.com/Sports/wireStory/arrested-athens-protesting-beijing-olympics-80628356
#BoycottBeijing2022 #Athens #FreeTibet #FreeHK #OlympicGames
Greek police detained two women, 18-year-old Tibetan student Tesla Zoksang and 22-year-old exiled Hong Kong activist Joey Siu, after they attempted to hang banners from the Acropolis in Athens in protest at the upcoming Beijing Winter Olympics.
They deployed a Tibetan flag and a banner of “Free Hong Kong, Revolution Now”, and chanted slogans including “Free Tibet”, “Boycott Beijing 2022”, and “No freedom, no Games.”
The Olympic flame for the 24th Winter Games will be lit at Ancient Olympia on Monday and handed over to China at a ceremony in Athens' Panathenian Stadium on Tuesday. The International Olympic Committee’s Executive Board met in Athens on Saturday.
source: ABC News #Oct17
https://abcnews.go.com/Sports/wireStory/arrested-athens-protesting-beijing-olympics-80628356
#BoycottBeijing2022 #Athens #FreeTibet #FreeHK #OlympicGames