“Grandma Wong” Sends Another Email to Stand News; Not Likely To Be Detained Again but Under Close Monitoring
In addition to the email received by Stand News on January 9 from Wong, Stand News reported on January 10 that they have received another email update from Wong. This email reveals that due to various reasons, which include being closely monitored, she was not able to explain in detail on what happened over the past 5 months. She also implied that her situation is similar to those who had been detained in China.
Wong mentioned that she is not likely to be detained again, however, there remains the possibility that she might go missing. She also wrote that she is currently persuading the National Security Officers to give her permission to return to Hong Kong for medical treatment. In the email, she also encouraged people to continue defending Hong Kong and Taiwan.
Source: Stand News
http://bit.ly/2sfsnCC
#10Jan #GrandmaWong #StandwithHongKong #StandwithTaiWan
In addition to the email received by Stand News on January 9 from Wong, Stand News reported on January 10 that they have received another email update from Wong. This email reveals that due to various reasons, which include being closely monitored, she was not able to explain in detail on what happened over the past 5 months. She also implied that her situation is similar to those who had been detained in China.
Wong mentioned that she is not likely to be detained again, however, there remains the possibility that she might go missing. She also wrote that she is currently persuading the National Security Officers to give her permission to return to Hong Kong for medical treatment. In the email, she also encouraged people to continue defending Hong Kong and Taiwan.
Source: Stand News
http://bit.ly/2sfsnCC
#10Jan #GrandmaWong #StandwithHongKong #StandwithTaiWan
A girl in a Hong Kong protester's outfit appears in a High Speed Railway Station in Taiwan, showing a cardboard that reads:
"I am a Hongkonger.
Please value your vote
We can only demonstrate this once"
#TaiwanElection #TsaiIngWen #StandwithTaiwan #StandwithHongKong
"I am a Hongkonger.
Please value your vote
We can only demonstrate this once"
#TaiwanElection #TsaiIngWen #StandwithTaiwan #StandwithHongKong
Hongkongers Hold Signs to Remind Taiwanese to Vote for their President and Safeguard Democratic Taiwan
Taiwan's presidential election is taking place today, January 11. Hongkongers residing in Taiwan remind people of Taiwan to speak up with their vote and practice democracy--something that Hongkongers cannot do in Hong Kong due to the absence of universal suffrage in Legislative Council and Chief Executive Elections.
The Hongkonger in protester's outfit holds a sign that reads:
"I am a Hongkonger. Please use your vote to safeguard Taiwan. We can only demonstrate once".
A Taiwanese young man, who was passing by, was moved to tears, giving a hug to the Hongkonger.
Source: InMedia #Jan11 http://bit.ly/2TjIKZI
#TaiwanElection #TsaiIngWen #StandwithTaiwan #StandwithHongKong
Taiwan's presidential election is taking place today, January 11. Hongkongers residing in Taiwan remind people of Taiwan to speak up with their vote and practice democracy--something that Hongkongers cannot do in Hong Kong due to the absence of universal suffrage in Legislative Council and Chief Executive Elections.
The Hongkonger in protester's outfit holds a sign that reads:
"I am a Hongkonger. Please use your vote to safeguard Taiwan. We can only demonstrate once".
A Taiwanese young man, who was passing by, was moved to tears, giving a hug to the Hongkonger.
Source: InMedia #Jan11 http://bit.ly/2TjIKZI
#TaiwanElection #TsaiIngWen #StandwithTaiwan #StandwithHongKong
#TaiwanGeneralElections2020
Crowds in Taiwan Rail Stations and Taiwan Piers, as Voters Go to the Polls for General Election
Taiwan citizens actively participate in the Taiwan's 2020 general elections held today (#11Jan). Crowds were found in Taipei Station and Taiwan High Speed Rail Station as voters go to the polls for president election.
In Penghu Pier, some voters waited for ferries at 6 a.m. as they wish to avoid the crowds.
The Taiwan's 2020 general elections held between 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., with the result expected to be released tonight.
This year, more than 19 millions citizens have registered as voters, including the 1.18 millions “first-time voters”. Of this year’s total, 30% of voters are aged under 39, which might turn the situation around.
Source: RTHK
#11Jan #TsailngWen #StandWithTaiwan #StandWithHongKong #ROC #Taiwan #GeneralElections #President #Legislature
Crowds in Taiwan Rail Stations and Taiwan Piers, as Voters Go to the Polls for General Election
Taiwan citizens actively participate in the Taiwan's 2020 general elections held today (#11Jan). Crowds were found in Taipei Station and Taiwan High Speed Rail Station as voters go to the polls for president election.
In Penghu Pier, some voters waited for ferries at 6 a.m. as they wish to avoid the crowds.
The Taiwan's 2020 general elections held between 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., with the result expected to be released tonight.
This year, more than 19 millions citizens have registered as voters, including the 1.18 millions “first-time voters”. Of this year’s total, 30% of voters are aged under 39, which might turn the situation around.
Source: RTHK
#11Jan #TsailngWen #StandWithTaiwan #StandWithHongKong #ROC #Taiwan #GeneralElections #President #Legislature
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台灣有車站及碼頭現人潮 選民趕回戶籍地區投票
台灣今日大選，選民投票踴躍，台北火車站和高鐵站早上都出現大批人潮，等候乘車返回所屬戶籍地區的票站投票，亦有人組團回南部投票。 在前往澎湖的碼頭，早上6時許已出現等候坐船的人潮，有離島居民表示，早在6時許到碼頭，擔心人多阻礙返鄉投票的時間。 台灣大選投票早上8時開始，下午4時結束，預料晚上會有選舉結果。 今次台灣大選，有超過1931萬名登記選民，其中118萬人是「首投族」，39歲以下的選民佔總選民人數近3成半，成為扭轉局勢的關鍵。
Hong Konger Migrated to Taiwan: It is Great Living in Taiwan
Stand News interviewed Ms Ding, aged 70, during the campaign rally for Tsai Ing-wen on January 10, one day before the presidential election. Ding said that she is a Hong Konger who immigrated to Taiwan for marriage 10 years ago. She expressed that she felt regrettable initially due to the living condition; however, she now believes that it’s a right decision made as Hong Kong is “deteriorating”.
Ding said that if Tsai Ing-Wen won the election, it would benefit the younger generations of Taiwan. Besides, she is not worried of the hit in tourism due to the drop of Mainland tourists.
Source: Stand News
https://www.facebook.com/710476795704610/posts/2771568402928762/
#11Jan #ROC #Taiwan #GeneralElections #President #Legislature #StandWithTaiwan
Stand News interviewed Ms Ding, aged 70, during the campaign rally for Tsai Ing-wen on January 10, one day before the presidential election. Ding said that she is a Hong Konger who immigrated to Taiwan for marriage 10 years ago. She expressed that she felt regrettable initially due to the living condition; however, she now believes that it’s a right decision made as Hong Kong is “deteriorating”.
Ding said that if Tsai Ing-Wen won the election, it would benefit the younger generations of Taiwan. Besides, she is not worried of the hit in tourism due to the drop of Mainland tourists.
Source: Stand News
https://www.facebook.com/710476795704610/posts/2771568402928762/
#11Jan #ROC #Taiwan #GeneralElections #President #Legislature #StandWithTaiwan