【今個星期日 晚上7點半 將軍澳見 他只有22歲】
死去既手足 —— 必須為佢咃討回公道，沉冤得雪，清算每個警謊；
在世嘅手足——必須尊重和保護，他們曾受拘留、折磨；曾被圍堵嘅手足，被痛苦的記憶，黑色的陰影籠罩，需要大家實實在在嘅支持同信任—— 真香港人 真有情 從未捨棄。
—「請保持憤怒
保持🖤嘅熱度
一日未光復香港
革命還須繼續
2020抗爭到底」
煲底見 —
See you in Tseung Kwan O this Sunday at 7pm
He was only 22 years old.
We must seek justice for comrades who sacrificed their lives, expose every lie from the police, and hold them accountable for their fault.
Surviving comrades deserve our respect and protection; those being detained, tortured, and besieged, are living with painful memories or hiding in dark shadows. They need real support and trust from every citizen of Hong Kong.
Hongkongners are compassionate and they would never abandon anyone.
Retain your righteous indignation.
Keep your hearts warm.
Until Hong Kong has been liberated.
This fight shall go on.
2020, let us fight till the end!
We will remove our masks under “the pot”.
#FiveDemandsNotOneLess #HongKongersResist #HongKongersRevenge
Liberate Hong Kong, Revolution of Our Times!
死去既手足 —— 必須為佢咃討回公道，沉冤得雪，清算每個警謊；
在世嘅手足——必須尊重和保護，他們曾受拘留、折磨；曾被圍堵嘅手足，被痛苦的記憶，黑色的陰影籠罩，需要大家實實在在嘅支持同信任—— 真香港人 真有情 從未捨棄。
—「請保持憤怒
保持🖤嘅熱度
一日未光復香港
革命還須繼續
2020抗爭到底」
煲底見 —
See you in Tseung Kwan O this Sunday at 7pm
He was only 22 years old.
We must seek justice for comrades who sacrificed their lives, expose every lie from the police, and hold them accountable for their fault.
Surviving comrades deserve our respect and protection; those being detained, tortured, and besieged, are living with painful memories or hiding in dark shadows. They need real support and trust from every citizen of Hong Kong.
Hongkongners are compassionate and they would never abandon anyone.
Retain your righteous indignation.
Keep your hearts warm.
Until Hong Kong has been liberated.
This fight shall go on.
2020, let us fight till the end!
We will remove our masks under “the pot”.
#FiveDemandsNotOneLess #HongKongersResist #HongKongersRevenge
Liberate Hong Kong, Revolution of Our Times!
#FirstHand #Mar11
Stepping Into The Ninth Month Of The Movement
Photo: https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/18437
This teenager is holding the “Liberate Hong Kong, Revolution of Our Times” flag himself. Yet, HongKongers - you are the one who can walk along with him in the fight for freedom and justice!
Retain your righteous indignation.
Keep your hearts warm.
Until Hong Kong has been liberated.
This fight shall go on.
2020, let us fight till the end!
We will remove our masks under “the pot”.
#HongKong #FiveDemandsNotOneLess #HongKongersResist #HongKongersRevenge
#FightForFreedom #StandWithHongKong
Liberate Hong Kong, Revolution of Our Times!
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【九個月了 我們得到了什麼？】
「他」帶著抗爭之心，獨自拿著抗爭標語，聽著旁邊busking的音樂 — 那人正在燈火闌珊處。香港人，你們看到嗎？
—「請保持憤怒
保持🖤嘅熱度
一日未光復香港
革命還須繼續
2020抗爭到底」
煲底見 —
#香港人 #光復香港時代革命 #文宣馬拉松 #保持憤怒 #保持熱度 #抗爭到底 #感動 #兄弟爬山各自努力 #neverforgetneverforgive #文宣抗爭 #遍地開花 #是香港人 #遍地開花
Stepping Into The Ninth Month Of The Movement
Photo: https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/18437
This teenager is holding the “Liberate Hong Kong, Revolution of Our Times” flag himself. Yet, HongKongers - you are the one who can walk along with him in the fight for freedom and justice!
Retain your righteous indignation.
Keep your hearts warm.
Until Hong Kong has been liberated.
This fight shall go on.
2020, let us fight till the end!
We will remove our masks under “the pot”.
#HongKong #FiveDemandsNotOneLess #HongKongersResist #HongKongersRevenge
#FightForFreedom #StandWithHongKong
Liberate Hong Kong, Revolution of Our Times!
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【九個月了 我們得到了什麼？】
「他」帶著抗爭之心，獨自拿著抗爭標語，聽著旁邊busking的音樂 — 那人正在燈火闌珊處。香港人，你們看到嗎？
—「請保持憤怒
保持🖤嘅熱度
一日未光復香港
革命還須繼續
2020抗爭到底」
煲底見 —
#香港人 #光復香港時代革命 #文宣馬拉松 #保持憤怒 #保持熱度 #抗爭到底 #感動 #兄弟爬山各自努力 #neverforgetneverforgive #文宣抗爭 #遍地開花 #是香港人 #遍地開花
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Stepping Into The Ninth Month of The Movement: “We Must Fight On"
13:25 | Central
Civilians have initiated “Lunch With You” in a shopping mall in Central. Tens of participants held protest slogans in related to police brutality and encouraged fellow Hongkongers to fight on.
One of the participants displays a note that read "Nine Months since 12 June, We Must Fight til the End”
After a speech condemning the violence of the authorities, civilians marched inside the mall and chanted protest slogans including “Five Demands, Not One Less”, “Free Hong Kong, Democracy Now”, “Liberate Hong Kong, Revolution of Our Times”.
Source: Stand News
#12Mar #9months #June12 #FightForFreedom #StandWithHongKong #FiveDemandsNotOneLess
13:25 | Central
Civilians have initiated “Lunch With You” in a shopping mall in Central. Tens of participants held protest slogans in related to police brutality and encouraged fellow Hongkongers to fight on.
One of the participants displays a note that read "Nine Months since 12 June, We Must Fight til the End”
After a speech condemning the violence of the authorities, civilians marched inside the mall and chanted protest slogans including “Five Demands, Not One Less”, “Free Hong Kong, Democracy Now”, “Liberate Hong Kong, Revolution of Our Times”.
Source: Stand News
#12Mar #9months #June12 #FightForFreedom #StandWithHongKong #FiveDemandsNotOneLess
9 Months Since 'Yellow Raincoat Man' Has Sacrificed His Life
On the eve of the June 16 Anti-Extradition Law March in 2019, 'Yellow Raincoat Man' Ling-Chi Leung jumped from height on June 15 to warn Hongkongers of the pervasion of structural violence and the consequent erosion of freedom andd rights.
Wherever you are on March 15, 2020, we hope you will join us to observe a minute of silence in memory of Mr. Leung.
#Respect #Tribute #FiveDemandsNotOneLess
On the eve of the June 16 Anti-Extradition Law March in 2019, 'Yellow Raincoat Man' Ling-Chi Leung jumped from height on June 15 to warn Hongkongers of the pervasion of structural violence and the consequent erosion of freedom andd rights.
Wherever you are on March 15, 2020, we hope you will join us to observe a minute of silence in memory of Mr. Leung.
#Respect #Tribute #FiveDemandsNotOneLess
Lunch With You In Central: “The Fight Is Not Yet Over, We Must Stand Up Against Basic Law Article 23”
“Lunch With You” in Central IFC was initiated by civilians from all ages including the elderly and children.
Participants displayed poster that read “No Article 23, we must defend our freedom of speech!”, "The fight is not over yet, we must stand up against Article 23 of the Basic Law” and “No universal suffrage, no customs territory”.
Civilians also marched inside the mall and chanted protest slogans related to police brutality, “Five Demands, Not One Less” and “Liberate Hong Kong, Revolution of Our Times”.
Sources: Real Time News Broadcast; Egg’s Club; Apple Daily #19Mar #Article23 #FreedomofSpeech #FightForFreedom #StandWithHongKong #FiveDemandsNotOneLess
“Lunch With You” in Central IFC was initiated by civilians from all ages including the elderly and children.
Participants displayed poster that read “No Article 23, we must defend our freedom of speech!”, "The fight is not over yet, we must stand up against Article 23 of the Basic Law” and “No universal suffrage, no customs territory”.
Civilians also marched inside the mall and chanted protest slogans related to police brutality, “Five Demands, Not One Less” and “Liberate Hong Kong, Revolution of Our Times”.
Sources: Real Time News Broadcast; Egg’s Club; Apple Daily #19Mar #Article23 #FreedomofSpeech #FightForFreedom #StandWithHongKong #FiveDemandsNotOneLess
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#NeverForget #NeverForgive #June12
1st Anniversary of June 12:
Hong Kong Pro-Democracy Movement in 366 Days, 8784 Hours
On June 12, 2019, Hongkongers protested outside the Legislative Council to oppose the second reading of the controversial extradition law.
The police deployed at least 150 rounds of tear gas, along with pepper spray and rubber bullets, to disperse peaceful civilians, leading to public outcry towards police brutality since then.
Since then, the protests in pursuit of freedom and democracy go on, despite adversity.
Source: Hong Kong Amnesty International #Jun11
#ToFreedom #HongKongProtests #FiveDemandsNotOneLess #StandWithHongKong
1st Anniversary of June 12:
Hong Kong Pro-Democracy Movement in 366 Days, 8784 Hours
On June 12, 2019, Hongkongers protested outside the Legislative Council to oppose the second reading of the controversial extradition law.
The police deployed at least 150 rounds of tear gas, along with pepper spray and rubber bullets, to disperse peaceful civilians, leading to public outcry towards police brutality since then.
Since then, the protests in pursuit of freedom and democracy go on, despite adversity.
Source: Hong Kong Amnesty International #Jun11
#ToFreedom #HongKongProtests #FiveDemandsNotOneLess #StandWithHongKong
#Court
Eastern Magistrates’ Court trial of Chan Yi-chun
(15 Jun) Chan’s mum gripped his arm tightly, and his girlfriend followed silently, worrying.
“As you could see from the news clips, he was severely beaten on the head. He lied down but they kept beating...” Chan’s mum frowned and mumbled, grasping her son’s arm in distress. She must have said it many times. “Yes we know, you should listen to what the lawyer has to say first”, Chan Yi-chun said to his mother. The legal team listened, and Chan himself understood that these were his mother’s concerns, not court testimony. Others understood as well and did not try to stop Chan’s mum from speaking.
“All we could do is to worry for him and support him.” As a mother, she could only worry. Not to mention that it was the third day of trial and the situation was not hopeful. In the judgement, the judge said that the police’s statement was “unequivocal”, “simple, direct”, “solid and consistent”, therefore, it is “the truth”. The defendant “repeatedly refused to listen” under the use of baton, and when faced with a “strong, forceful” man like him, the officer was bound to use “appropriate force”. “Fortunately the officer was wearing riot gear so there were no further casualties”, the judge added (a rather ironic comment).
Chan was repeatedly crushed and beaten by police with baton, yet the judge said, “The defendant was conscious enough to call out his name even though he was bleeding from the head. These actions are considered as resistance, not self-defense”. Looking at the medical report, the judge asked, “Was it the defendant who told the doctor that he was ‘hit on the head by a baton’?”. The judge continued to ask, “Why did he say this to the doctor? There is no evidence that these injuries were caused by a baton”. Chan was convicted on all three counts.
Upon hearing the sentence, Chan’s girlfriend and mother were in tears, but Chan did not cry. He was immediately remanded in custody.
He took three deep breaths, nodded at the public gallery from afar, and gazed at his mother, girlfriend and friends. He didn’t take his eyes off them.
The prison van drove past and the crowd saw him off. Before the sentencing, Chan recorded a voice message:
“After all, I fought for my freedom, although in the end I have lost it.”
“If I have decided to stay in Hong Kong, I have to accept its system and play by its rules.”
He is only a 19-year-old young man, and he has been convicted.
But at least he is a polite, truthful young man who is brave to face his future.
Photo: 6.15 Eastern Magistrates’ Court trial of Chan Yi-chun
#freehongkong
#fivedemandsnotoneless
Source: Facebook
#ChanYichu #PoliceState #PoliceBrutality #RuleOfLaw #FailedState
Eastern Magistrates’ Court trial of Chan Yi-chun
(15 Jun) Chan’s mum gripped his arm tightly, and his girlfriend followed silently, worrying.
“As you could see from the news clips, he was severely beaten on the head. He lied down but they kept beating...” Chan’s mum frowned and mumbled, grasping her son’s arm in distress. She must have said it many times. “Yes we know, you should listen to what the lawyer has to say first”, Chan Yi-chun said to his mother. The legal team listened, and Chan himself understood that these were his mother’s concerns, not court testimony. Others understood as well and did not try to stop Chan’s mum from speaking.
“All we could do is to worry for him and support him.” As a mother, she could only worry. Not to mention that it was the third day of trial and the situation was not hopeful. In the judgement, the judge said that the police’s statement was “unequivocal”, “simple, direct”, “solid and consistent”, therefore, it is “the truth”. The defendant “repeatedly refused to listen” under the use of baton, and when faced with a “strong, forceful” man like him, the officer was bound to use “appropriate force”. “Fortunately the officer was wearing riot gear so there were no further casualties”, the judge added (a rather ironic comment).
Chan was repeatedly crushed and beaten by police with baton, yet the judge said, “The defendant was conscious enough to call out his name even though he was bleeding from the head. These actions are considered as resistance, not self-defense”. Looking at the medical report, the judge asked, “Was it the defendant who told the doctor that he was ‘hit on the head by a baton’?”. The judge continued to ask, “Why did he say this to the doctor? There is no evidence that these injuries were caused by a baton”. Chan was convicted on all three counts.
Upon hearing the sentence, Chan’s girlfriend and mother were in tears, but Chan did not cry. He was immediately remanded in custody.
He took three deep breaths, nodded at the public gallery from afar, and gazed at his mother, girlfriend and friends. He didn’t take his eyes off them.
The prison van drove past and the crowd saw him off. Before the sentencing, Chan recorded a voice message:
“After all, I fought for my freedom, although in the end I have lost it.”
“If I have decided to stay in Hong Kong, I have to accept its system and play by its rules.”
He is only a 19-year-old young man, and he has been convicted.
But at least he is a polite, truthful young man who is brave to face his future.
Photo: 6.15 Eastern Magistrates’ Court trial of Chan Yi-chun
#freehongkong
#fivedemandsnotoneless
Source: Facebook
#ChanYichu #PoliceState #PoliceBrutality #RuleOfLaw #FailedState
#HongKongProtests
An Elderly Carrying a Yellow Umbrella Raises 5 fingers In Support of the Pro-democracy Movement
Netizens call for a rally on Sept 6, 2020 but were faced with heavy police presence. An elderly was sighted holding a yellow umbrella standing alone at the pier in Tsim Sha Tsui, near the 5 flag poles.
The elderly said that he has been waiting near since this morning for the rally to commence.
He also said that he is on his own due to gathering ban and the 5 flag poles reminds him of the 5 demands the pro-democracy protest is fighting for.
Source: Stand News #Sept6
https://bit.ly/3bDYsGw
#Elderly #FiveDemandsNotOneLess
An Elderly Carrying a Yellow Umbrella Raises 5 fingers In Support of the Pro-democracy Movement
Netizens call for a rally on Sept 6, 2020 but were faced with heavy police presence. An elderly was sighted holding a yellow umbrella standing alone at the pier in Tsim Sha Tsui, near the 5 flag poles.
The elderly said that he has been waiting near since this morning for the rally to commence.
He also said that he is on his own due to gathering ban and the 5 flag poles reminds him of the 5 demands the pro-democracy protest is fighting for.
Source: Stand News #Sept6
https://bit.ly/3bDYsGw
#Elderly #FiveDemandsNotOneLess
Courage in Face of Menace:
Citizens Held “5 + 1” Gesture Under Police Surveillance
1700 | Langham Place, #Mongkok
At around 5 pm, some civilians still stayed in Langham Place and held the gesture of “five demands no one less”. Police stood by outside the mall.
Source: United Social Press
#Sept6 #FiveDemandsNotOneLess
Citizens Held “5 + 1” Gesture Under Police Surveillance
1700 | Langham Place, #Mongkok
At around 5 pm, some civilians still stayed in Langham Place and held the gesture of “five demands no one less”. Police stood by outside the mall.
Source: United Social Press
#Sept6 #FiveDemandsNotOneLess
Hongkongers protest outside Chinese embassies in Washington and San Francisco, burning China flags and photos of Xi Jinping
Yesterday, 1 October, China's National Day, was marked by demonstrations by Hong Kong people in exile or abroad in the UK and the US. In Washington, a few dozen people, including Hong Kong Liberation Coalition (HKLC) founder Sixtus Leung Chung-Hang and Director of China Affairs at the World Uighur Congress Ilshat H. Kokbore, joining the demonstration at the Chinese Embassy in the US on Thursday (30th September), local time. In an interview with Radio Free Asia (RFA), Leung said that their demands were threefold: to call on the US and the international community to boycott the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics; to strengthen sanctions against China; and to lobby the US Congress to push an ethics investigation bill against US companies, that forbidden them to invest in Chinese companies that undermine human rights.
In San Francisco, overseas Hongkongers demonstrated outside the Chinese Consulate General on Friday (1st October), raising flags such as "Hong Kong Independence" and "Liberate Hong Kong. Revolution of Our Times", while some reiterated the "Five Demands" of the 2019 Anti-Extradition movement. Demonstrators also burned a China National Flag and a photo of President Xi Jinping outside the consulate.
Source: Stand News #Oct20
https://bit.ly/2ZMyQFE
#ChinaNationalDay #OverseasHongkongers #HongKongLiberationCoalition #HKLC #USA #Washington #SanFrancisco #ChinaNationalFlag #Uyghurs #WorldUyghurCongress #XiJinping #LiberateHK #RevolutionofOurTimes #FiveDemandsNotOneLess #FDNOL #Boycott2022BeijingWinterOlympics
Yesterday, 1 October, China's National Day, was marked by demonstrations by Hong Kong people in exile or abroad in the UK and the US. In Washington, a few dozen people, including Hong Kong Liberation Coalition (HKLC) founder Sixtus Leung Chung-Hang and Director of China Affairs at the World Uighur Congress Ilshat H. Kokbore, joining the demonstration at the Chinese Embassy in the US on Thursday (30th September), local time. In an interview with Radio Free Asia (RFA), Leung said that their demands were threefold: to call on the US and the international community to boycott the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics; to strengthen sanctions against China; and to lobby the US Congress to push an ethics investigation bill against US companies, that forbidden them to invest in Chinese companies that undermine human rights.
In San Francisco, overseas Hongkongers demonstrated outside the Chinese Consulate General on Friday (1st October), raising flags such as "Hong Kong Independence" and "Liberate Hong Kong. Revolution of Our Times", while some reiterated the "Five Demands" of the 2019 Anti-Extradition movement. Demonstrators also burned a China National Flag and a photo of President Xi Jinping outside the consulate.
Source: Stand News #Oct20
https://bit.ly/2ZMyQFE
#ChinaNationalDay #OverseasHongkongers #HongKongLiberationCoalition #HKLC #USA #Washington #SanFrancisco #ChinaNationalFlag #Uyghurs #WorldUyghurCongress #XiJinping #LiberateHK #RevolutionofOurTimes #FiveDemandsNotOneLess #FDNOL #Boycott2022BeijingWinterOlympics