Memorial held in Tseung Kwan O for suspected victims of police brutality
On the night of the half-year anniversary of the 831 incident (Prince Edward) on Saturday (February 29), hundreds of black-clad protesters took to streets, reminding us of the sea of people who stood in defiance at the many pro-democracy rallies last year, and showing that HongKongers have not forgotten about their fight for justice.
On the same day in Tseung Kwan O, civilians rebuilt the altar which was destroyed by the police earlier, hoping that the two alleged victims of police brutality, Chow Tsz-lok and Chan Yin-lam, will be dearly remembered. No matter how heavy the sorrow is in our hearts, it won’t change our determination to fight on together for those who sacrificed.
Rest in peace.
May god bless all those struggling to survive.
#Mar1 #PoliceBritality #PoliceState #831Incident
On the night of the half-year anniversary of the 831 incident (Prince Edward) on Saturday (February 29), hundreds of black-clad protesters took to streets, reminding us of the sea of people who stood in defiance at the many pro-democracy rallies last year, and showing that HongKongers have not forgotten about their fight for justice.
On the same day in Tseung Kwan O, civilians rebuilt the altar which was destroyed by the police earlier, hoping that the two alleged victims of police brutality, Chow Tsz-lok and Chan Yin-lam, will be dearly remembered. No matter how heavy the sorrow is in our hearts, it won’t change our determination to fight on together for those who sacrificed.
Rest in peace.
May god bless all those struggling to survive.
#Mar1 #PoliceBritality #PoliceState #831Incident