Ocean Park cancelled today's Halloween Fest due to potential strike of their staff.
The management of the Park censored its own show after being criticized by pro-China supporters.
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/9361
#OceanPark #Censorship #FreeSpeech #Halloween
The management of the Park censored its own show after being criticized by pro-China supporters.
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/9361
#OceanPark #Censorship #FreeSpeech #Halloween
[Oct 31: 3 months after the Police Indiscriminate Attack at Prince Edward Station on Aug 31]
What happened on August 31, 2019?
On August 31, 2019, Hong Kong Police indiscriminately attacked passengers in Prince Edward MTR Station. It is suspected that police had caused and covered up death cases since then. Until now, the MTR company still refused to release the surveillance camera footages to clear the suspicion while the police also failed to clear the public's worry with their denial.
#831PoliceAttack #PoliceBrutality #Oct31
What happened on August 31, 2019?
On August 31, 2019, Hong Kong Police indiscriminately attacked passengers in Prince Edward MTR Station. It is suspected that police had caused and covered up death cases since then. Until now, the MTR company still refused to release the surveillance camera footages to clear the suspicion while the police also failed to clear the public's worry with their denial.
#831PoliceAttack #PoliceBrutality #Oct31
[Recap of Oct 30: Clash in Tuen Mun After Suspected Tear Gas Leak on Oct 28]
Police Order Citizens to Kneel and Raise Hands in the Lobby of Private Resident Building
In Tuen Mun at around 10pm, police 'raptor' squad entered
a residential building Yat Sang House of Siu Hin Court, a private housing estate. In the lobby, the riot police commanded over 10 residents in casual wear to kneel down and face the wall with their hands up, in order for them to be searched and investigated.
In the evening of October 30, police arrested at least 67 citizens in Tuen Mun from residential building, lightrail station, shopping centre and even shop.
#PoliceState #PoliceBrutality #Oct30
Police barged in shop to make arrest, despite entry denial
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/9384
Police made arrests in shopping arcade
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/9377
Police Made Arrests at Kin Sang lightrail station
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/9373
Police Made Arrests at Kin Sang Estate
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/9377
Police Order Citizens to Kneel and Raise Hands in the Lobby of Private Resident Building
In Tuen Mun at around 10pm, police 'raptor' squad entered
a residential building Yat Sang House of Siu Hin Court, a private housing estate. In the lobby, the riot police commanded over 10 residents in casual wear to kneel down and face the wall with their hands up, in order for them to be searched and investigated.
In the evening of October 30, police arrested at least 67 citizens in Tuen Mun from residential building, lightrail station, shopping centre and even shop.
#PoliceState #PoliceBrutality #Oct30
Police barged in shop to make arrest, despite entry denial
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/9384
Police made arrests in shopping arcade
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/9377
Police Made Arrests at Kin Sang lightrail station
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/9373
Police Made Arrests at Kin Sang Estate
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/9377
Barrister Criticisies Police Using Unscrupulously Obtained Passcodes to Enter Private Residental Properties
Story in Tuen Mun on Oct 28: https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/9350
Regarding the police using passcodes of unknown origins to enter Blossom Garden in Tuen Mun to pursue citizens and fire tear gas, Barrister Albert Luk criticised such acts as inappropriate and unreasonable. He stressed that unless there is an emergency, the police are not allowed to enter private properties to enforce the law.
He also pointed out that a person would have committed loitering for using passcodes of unknown sources to enter buildings, if the person is not a police.
Source: https://hk.news.appledaily.com/breaking/realtime/article/20191030/60212274
Story in Tuen Mun on Oct 28: https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/9350
Regarding the police using passcodes of unknown origins to enter Blossom Garden in Tuen Mun to pursue citizens and fire tear gas, Barrister Albert Luk criticised such acts as inappropriate and unreasonable. He stressed that unless there is an emergency, the police are not allowed to enter private properties to enforce the law.
He also pointed out that a person would have committed loitering for using passcodes of unknown sources to enter buildings, if the person is not a police.
Source: https://hk.news.appledaily.com/breaking/realtime/article/20191030/60212274
Police Banned Certain Members of the Press from Press Conference; Reporter reprimanded by management
On October 28, police suspended their press conference after a journalist requested the police not to impose violence on members of the press. (Read: https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/9327) The police demanded the journalist to leave.
After resuming the presser, a journalist from Hong Kong Economic Journal (HKEJ) suggested to proceed into question and answer session directly. Superintendent Ko Chun-Pong of Police Public Relation Branch (PPRB) reprimanded the reporter and demand him to leave.
The reporter was later warned by the HKEJ management. Another HKEJ reporter was fired by the newspaper during the current movement, due to the editorial stance.
Source：Apple Daily, Oct 30
https://hk.news.appledaily.com/local/daily/article/20191030/20796517
On October 28, police suspended their press conference after a journalist requested the police not to impose violence on members of the press. (Read: https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/9327) The police demanded the journalist to leave.
After resuming the presser, a journalist from Hong Kong Economic Journal (HKEJ) suggested to proceed into question and answer session directly. Superintendent Ko Chun-Pong of Police Public Relation Branch (PPRB) reprimanded the reporter and demand him to leave.
The reporter was later warned by the HKEJ management. Another HKEJ reporter was fired by the newspaper during the current movement, due to the editorial stance.
Source：Apple Daily, Oct 30
https://hk.news.appledaily.com/local/daily/article/20191030/20796517
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[Oct 31: 3 months after the Police Indiscriminate Attack at Prince Edward Station on Aug 31]
What happened on August 31, 2019?
As police attacked defenseless passengers, blood and cries filled the train carriage and the platform at the Prince Edward MTR Station on August 31.
#831PrinceEdward #831Attack #PoliceBrutality
What happened on August 31, 2019?
As police attacked defenseless passengers, blood and cries filled the train carriage and the platform at the Prince Edward MTR Station on August 31.
#831PrinceEdward #831Attack #PoliceBrutality
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Public seems to overlook the MTR company prospectus and David Webb revealed some hidden secrets to the public.
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[Oct 31: 3 months after the Police Indiscriminate Attack at Prince Edward Station on Aug 31]
What happened on August 31, 2019?
In addition to attacking citizens, police forbade first aider from rescueing the injured citizens in the MTR station.
The first aider in the video begged the police to let him into the station to help the wounded ones. He cried so much and sid that he could trade everything for a chance to get in to save more people.
Later on, the police relunctance to reveal the actual condition of the concourse and the fire services department's inconsistent number of injury cases raise question over the potential deaths that might have been caused and covered up by the police.
#831PrinceEdward #Oct31
What happened on August 31, 2019?
In addition to attacking citizens, police forbade first aider from rescueing the injured citizens in the MTR station.
The first aider in the video begged the police to let him into the station to help the wounded ones. He cried so much and sid that he could trade everything for a chance to get in to save more people.
Later on, the police relunctance to reveal the actual condition of the concourse and the fire services department's inconsistent number of injury cases raise question over the potential deaths that might have been caused and covered up by the police.
#831PrinceEdward #Oct31
A New Way to Embed Protest Icon In the Urban Space
Sighted at Kwai Fong Lennon Tunnel, Hong Kong
Photo taken on 30 Oct HKT1720
#ProtestArt #Art #Pepe #FreeHK
Sighted at Kwai Fong Lennon Tunnel, Hong Kong
Photo taken on 30 Oct HKT1720
#ProtestArt #Art #Pepe #FreeHK
Students Kneeled Before University Head to Provide Support for Student Protesters
In a close-door meeting with the university head, students of the Open University of Hong Kong kneeled down, in a hope that the University head will issue an open letter to show support for students.
Source: Stand News, 30 Oct
#OpenU #HongKongStudents #StandWithHongKong
In a close-door meeting with the university head, students of the Open University of Hong Kong kneeled down, in a hope that the University head will issue an open letter to show support for students.
Source: Stand News, 30 Oct
#OpenU #HongKongStudents #StandWithHongKong
[Recap of Oct 30: Clash in Tuen Mun After Suspected Tear Gas Leak on Oct 28]
Mass Arrests in Tuen Mun
- At least 67 people were arrested overnight
(*According Stand News, a laywer said outside the Tuen Mun Police Station in the morning of Oct 31 that at least 73 people were arrested)
- Police dispersed civilians forcefully and tear gas leak incident went unexplained
- Police supporters chanted "Hong Kong Coachroaches, Rubbish of our Times" slogan
- Police stormed into private property, residents forced to kneel down with hands on their head
(Read: https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/9417)
- Police stormed into restaurant and arrested the owners
(Read: https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/9384)
- Bean bag rounds fired without warning, a journalist was almost shot
(Read: https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/9440?single)
Source: InMedia HK, Oct 31
Mass Arrests in Tuen Mun
- At least 67 people were arrested overnight
(*According Stand News, a laywer said outside the Tuen Mun Police Station in the morning of Oct 31 that at least 73 people were arrested)
- Police dispersed civilians forcefully and tear gas leak incident went unexplained
- Police supporters chanted "Hong Kong Coachroaches, Rubbish of our Times" slogan
- Police stormed into private property, residents forced to kneel down with hands on their head
(Read: https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/9417)
- Police stormed into restaurant and arrested the owners
(Read: https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/9384)
- Bean bag rounds fired without warning, a journalist was almost shot
(Read: https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/9440?single)
Source: InMedia HK, Oct 31