Citizens Crowdfund Newspaper's Frontpage to Express Worry Over Beijing's Interference
The following was printed on Apple Daily's frontpage on 24 April, 2020:
"Say No To Party Committee's Rule of Hong Kong
Violatation of Basic Law Article 22
Support Legislator Dennis Kwok
For Abiding LegCo Rules of Procedure and
Defending freedom, democracy and rule of law
If it is not Apple Daily, we do not even have a channel to release this statement. We appeal to Hongkongers to support and subscribe Apple Daily, so that it can continue to stand with Hong Kong!"
[Editor's note: The founder of Apple Daily, Jimmy Lai, pleads for help for Apple Daily, under the boycott of pro-Beijing network. As an outspoken pro-democracy tycoon, Lai has been attacked and arrested for numerous times.]
#Apr24 #AppleDaily #FrontPage #JimmyLai #FreedomOfSpeech #DennisKwok #Article22 #Crowdfunding
The following was printed on Apple Daily's frontpage on 24 April, 2020:
"Say No To Party Committee's Rule of Hong Kong
Violatation of Basic Law Article 22
Support Legislator Dennis Kwok
For Abiding LegCo Rules of Procedure and
Defending freedom, democracy and rule of law
If it is not Apple Daily, we do not even have a channel to release this statement. We appeal to Hongkongers to support and subscribe Apple Daily, so that it can continue to stand with Hong Kong!"
[Editor's note: The founder of Apple Daily, Jimmy Lai, pleads for help for Apple Daily, under the boycott of pro-Beijing network. As an outspoken pro-democracy tycoon, Lai has been attacked and arrested for numerous times.]
#Apr24 #AppleDaily #FrontPage #JimmyLai #FreedomOfSpeech #DennisKwok #Article22 #Crowdfunding
#Statement #Frontpage
Students and Alumni of La Salle College Denounce Beijing's Forced Implementation of National Security Law in Hong Kong
The statement was printed on the frontpage of Apple Daily on June 20, crowdfunded by students and alumni of La Salle College.
They called themselves "a group of LaSallians who refuse to be re-presented".
The statement quoted the classical Chinese four-character idiom: "to restrain oneself and return to propriety." Juxtaposed with the words "Country" and "Hong Kong" and the use of two colors, the line can also suggest the country to stay restrained and that Hong Kong will then return to propriety.
Source: Apple Daily #Jun20
#LaSalleCollege
Students and Alumni of La Salle College Denounce Beijing's Forced Implementation of National Security Law in Hong Kong
The statement was printed on the frontpage of Apple Daily on June 20, crowdfunded by students and alumni of La Salle College.
They called themselves "a group of LaSallians who refuse to be re-presented".
The statement quoted the classical Chinese four-character idiom: "to restrain oneself and return to propriety." Juxtaposed with the words "Country" and "Hong Kong" and the use of two colors, the line can also suggest the country to stay restrained and that Hong Kong will then return to propriety.
Source: Apple Daily #Jun20
#LaSalleCollege