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You Are Not Alone: Hong Kongers Give Solidarity to Incarcerated Protester
Citizens showed support for 22-year-old Sin who was sentenced to 4 years in jail for rioting on June 12, 2019. Citizens chanted "There is no rioter, only tyranny" and "Five Demands Not One Less" at the vehicle Sin was riding.
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https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/20767
Source: RTHK #May15
#RiotingCharge #Sentence
You Are Not Alone: Hong Kongers Give Solidarity to Incarcerated Protester
Citizens showed support for 22-year-old Sin who was sentenced to 4 years in jail for rioting on June 12, 2019. Citizens chanted "There is no rioter, only tyranny" and "Five Demands Not One Less" at the vehicle Sin was riding.
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https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/20767
Source: RTHK #May15
#RiotingCharge #Sentence
#CulturalRevolution #CCP #Censorship #Education
Hong Kong ought to implement "Education with One Country Two Systems Characteristics":
China State Media
China's state media Xinhua News attacked a question in Hong Kong's public DSE exam, which asks students to discuss Sino-Japanese relationship in 1900-1945.
According to China state-run media, the exam's question "beautifies the brutal Japanese invasion of China" and the DSE exam has become a base for "attacking the implementation of One Country Two System in Hong Kong, allowing answers that vilify the Hong Kong government and China's point of view to get high scores on the exam."
It is unclear whether Xinhua News knows the confidential grading rubrics of the exam, which took place only the day before.
"Eduction ought to be implemented as education with One Country Two Systems characteristics, and the Central government has the right to interfere when One Country Two Systems is threatened."
Source: 881903 Radio #May15
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Hong Kong ought to implement "Education with One Country Two Systems Characteristics":
China State Media
China's state media Xinhua News attacked a question in Hong Kong's public DSE exam, which asks students to discuss Sino-Japanese relationship in 1900-1945.
According to China state-run media, the exam's question "beautifies the brutal Japanese invasion of China" and the DSE exam has become a base for "attacking the implementation of One Country Two System in Hong Kong, allowing answers that vilify the Hong Kong government and China's point of view to get high scores on the exam."
It is unclear whether Xinhua News knows the confidential grading rubrics of the exam, which took place only the day before.
"Eduction ought to be implemented as education with One Country Two Systems characteristics, and the Central government has the right to interfere when One Country Two Systems is threatened."
Source: 881903 Radio #May15
#DSE
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#IPCC #PoliceReport
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 āirresponsible and damaging, an apparent attempt to paralyses the Emergency Communications Centerā
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 āirresponsible and damaging, an apparent attempt to paralyses the Emergency Communications Centerā
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
#CitizensPressConference
Only a Reform Would Do: The Quest for an Independent Investigation that Is True to Its Name
May 15, 2020 by Citizensā Press Conference
//The IPCCās lack of independence, and its use as yet another PR gig by the Hong Kong government, has brought doubts to the public on its credibility and relevance before it has even spoken. Chan continued to outline three main issues that the IPCCās report does not have any statutory powers to address and thus would need to be done so by a newly formed Independent Commission of Inquiry.//
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https://telegra.ph/Only-a-Reform-Would-Do-The-Quest-for-an-Independent-Investigation-that-Is-True-to-Its-Name-05-15
Source: Citizensā Press Conference; Stand News #May15
#IPCC #PoliceBrutality #PowerAbuse #HongKongProtests
Only a Reform Would Do: The Quest for an Independent Investigation that Is True to Its Name
May 15, 2020 by Citizensā Press Conference
//The IPCCās lack of independence, and its use as yet another PR gig by the Hong Kong government, has brought doubts to the public on its credibility and relevance before it has even spoken. Chan continued to outline three main issues that the IPCCās report does not have any statutory powers to address and thus would need to be done so by a newly formed Independent Commission of Inquiry.//
Read more:
https://telegra.ph/Only-a-Reform-Would-Do-The-Quest-for-an-Independent-Investigation-that-Is-True-to-Its-Name-05-15
Source: Citizensā Press Conference; Stand News #May15
#IPCC #PoliceBrutality #PowerAbuse #HongKongProtests
#Education #CultureRevolution
Censorship?: Education Bureau Orders Exam Body to Remove History-related Question
After Beijing hurled criticism in a history-subject exam question, the Education Bureau (EDB) in Hong Kong demanded the Hong Kong Examinations and Assessment Authority (HKEAA) to remove history-related questions.
According to Apple Daily, the EDB was involved in setting public exam questions, despite its denial. The current committee include school teachers, scholars and EDB Curriculum Development Officer.
HKEAA former head Choi Chee-cheong also warned of the consequences to pupils if the exams body follows an order by the Education Bureau and pulls a history exam question that the government considers bias.
Source: Apple Daily ;RTHK; RTHK #May15 #HKDSE #EDB #HKEAA
Cultural Revolution 2.0: From Hong Kong Limited Edition to World Edition
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/20883
Education Bureau criticises HKDSE question on History paper
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/20819
Censorship?: Education Bureau Orders Exam Body to Remove History-related Question
After Beijing hurled criticism in a history-subject exam question, the Education Bureau (EDB) in Hong Kong demanded the Hong Kong Examinations and Assessment Authority (HKEAA) to remove history-related questions.
According to Apple Daily, the EDB was involved in setting public exam questions, despite its denial. The current committee include school teachers, scholars and EDB Curriculum Development Officer.
HKEAA former head Choi Chee-cheong also warned of the consequences to pupils if the exams body follows an order by the Education Bureau and pulls a history exam question that the government considers bias.
Source: Apple Daily ;RTHK; RTHK #May15 #HKDSE #EDB #HKEAA
Cultural Revolution 2.0: From Hong Kong Limited Edition to World Edition
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/20883
Education Bureau criticises HKDSE question on History paper
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/20819
How China made Canada a global node for narcos and cyber-criminals
Following is a series of edited extracts from the book, āWilful Blindness: How a Network of Narcos, Tycoons and CCP agents infiltrated the Westā by Canadian journalist Sam Cooper. The book will be released internationally on 20 May and has been made available exclusively to The Sunday Guardian in India. The extracts come from the chapter āCompromised Nodesā.
Source: The Sunday Guardian Live #May15
https://www.sundayguardianlive.com/news/china-made-canada-global-node-narcos-cyber-criminals
#China #Canada #CyberCriminals #WilfulBlindness
Following is a series of edited extracts from the book, āWilful Blindness: How a Network of Narcos, Tycoons and CCP agents infiltrated the Westā by Canadian journalist Sam Cooper. The book will be released internationally on 20 May and has been made available exclusively to The Sunday Guardian in India. The extracts come from the chapter āCompromised Nodesā.
Source: The Sunday Guardian Live #May15
https://www.sundayguardianlive.com/news/china-made-canada-global-node-narcos-cyber-criminals
#China #Canada #CyberCriminals #WilfulBlindness
#Save12HKYouths
Brother of HK activist detained in China reopens online #Lego shop to raise funds for sentencing fee
Source: In Media HK #May15
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Brother of HK activist detained in China reopens online #Lego shop to raise funds for sentencing fee
Source: In Media HK #May15
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Brother of HK activist detained in China reopens online #Lego shop to raise funds for sentencing fee
Over half a year has passed since 12 fleeing pro-democracy Hongkongers were arrested by the Chinese police at sea and detained in China.
10 of the 12 activists that were charged with "illegal border crossing" have already been escorted back to Hong Kong. The remaining two, #Tang KaiYin and #QuinnMoon, were charged by China for "organizing illegal border crossing". They are currently still serving their three-year and two-year sentences in China respectively.
In April 2021, Tangās younger brother announced on social media that he will reopen his brother's online model shop; he will be selling Tang's stock of discontinued Lego sets.
The profits, after covering rent for the storage space, will mainly be used to pay the fees of Tangās incarceration in China, as well as his $20K RMB fine.
The remainder will be used to support Tang when he returns to Hong Kong after serving his sentence.
Since the arrest of the 12 Hongkongers, the younger Tang had been busy dealing with the authorities on his brother's behalf, as well as handling the media and taking care of his family. There had been times when he became exhausted and even fell ill, and he admits that he blamed his brother sometimes. "But then I would think, he didn't steal or hurt anyone. There's a reason he did what he did, so ..." he pauses, "I became more accepting and more forgiving."
He says that he had never been a Lego enthusiast. He joked that, although he now spends all his spare time on the online shop, he still couldn't get interested in Lego. He wanted to tell his brother: "Hurry up and come back and deal with your stuff, I don't want to touch it. Take care of yourself; we're family, I'll wait for you."
Source: In Media HK #May15
https://bit.ly/3huzuhB
#Save12 #Brothers #Fraternity #Solidarity #Family #PoliticalProsecution #PoliticalPrisoner #ChinesePrison
Brother of HK activist detained in China reopens online #Lego shop to raise funds for sentencing fee
Over half a year has passed since 12 fleeing pro-democracy Hongkongers were arrested by the Chinese police at sea and detained in China.
10 of the 12 activists that were charged with "illegal border crossing" have already been escorted back to Hong Kong. The remaining two, #Tang KaiYin and #QuinnMoon, were charged by China for "organizing illegal border crossing". They are currently still serving their three-year and two-year sentences in China respectively.
In April 2021, Tangās younger brother announced on social media that he will reopen his brother's online model shop; he will be selling Tang's stock of discontinued Lego sets.
The profits, after covering rent for the storage space, will mainly be used to pay the fees of Tangās incarceration in China, as well as his $20K RMB fine.
The remainder will be used to support Tang when he returns to Hong Kong after serving his sentence.
Since the arrest of the 12 Hongkongers, the younger Tang had been busy dealing with the authorities on his brother's behalf, as well as handling the media and taking care of his family. There had been times when he became exhausted and even fell ill, and he admits that he blamed his brother sometimes. "But then I would think, he didn't steal or hurt anyone. There's a reason he did what he did, so ..." he pauses, "I became more accepting and more forgiving."
He says that he had never been a Lego enthusiast. He joked that, although he now spends all his spare time on the online shop, he still couldn't get interested in Lego. He wanted to tell his brother: "Hurry up and come back and deal with your stuff, I don't want to touch it. Take care of yourself; we're family, I'll wait for you."
Source: In Media HK #May15
https://bit.ly/3huzuhB
#Save12 #Brothers #Fraternity #Solidarity #Family #PoliticalProsecution #PoliticalPrisoner #ChinesePrison
China Planning 'Unprecedented' Tiananmen Memorial Crackdown: Report
Beijing will take "unprecedented heavy-handed measures" to crack down on next month's vigil in Hong Kong to mark the Tiananmen Square massacre, a Beijing-friendly local outlet said Tuesday.
The annual gathering in Victoria Parkābanned on health grounds for a second year runningāis a "minefield" for those planning to attend on June 4, according to online news portal HK01. It will be the first memorial since China's sweeping Hong Kong national security law came into effect on June 30 last year.
Source: Newsweek #May15
https://www.newsweek.com/china-planning-unprecedented-tiananmen-crackdown-hong-kong-report-1592366
#China #Unprecedented #Tiananmen #Crackdown #Beijing
Beijing will take "unprecedented heavy-handed measures" to crack down on next month's vigil in Hong Kong to mark the Tiananmen Square massacre, a Beijing-friendly local outlet said Tuesday.
The annual gathering in Victoria Parkābanned on health grounds for a second year runningāis a "minefield" for those planning to attend on June 4, according to online news portal HK01. It will be the first memorial since China's sweeping Hong Kong national security law came into effect on June 30 last year.
Source: Newsweek #May15
https://www.newsweek.com/china-planning-unprecedented-tiananmen-crackdown-hong-kong-report-1592366
#China #Unprecedented #Tiananmen #Crackdown #Beijing