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Different versions of the gunshot incident in Tai Po: Witness vis-a-vis Police
Angle 3: The video shows the person holding a gun was protected by a man also in plain clothes who previously claimed his police identity.
Read report: https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/13603
Video: Internet
#Dec20 #Taipo #Gunshot
Angle 3: The video shows the person holding a gun was protected by a man also in plain clothes who previously claimed his police identity.
Read report: https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/13603
Video: Internet
#Dec20 #Taipo #Gunshot
Different versions of the gunshot incident in Tai Po: Witness vis-a-vis Police
Photos show one gun allegedly hidden under the styrofoam box.
Read report: https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/13603
Source: Stand News; Internet #Dec20 #Taipo #Gunshot
Photos show one gun allegedly hidden under the styrofoam box.
Read report: https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/13603
Source: Stand News; Internet #Dec20 #Taipo #Gunshot
23:00 Mongkok
Riot police patrolled at Mong Kok district. Police officers used strong lights towards the ground, checked citizens' identity cards and carried out searches on passersby.
There were sources from the scene stating police officer might have lost their mobile phone while on patrol.
Source: PPPNews #Dec20
Riot police patrolled at Mong Kok district. Police officers used strong lights towards the ground, checked citizens' identity cards and carried out searches on passersby.
There were sources from the scene stating police officer might have lost their mobile phone while on patrol.
Source: PPPNews #Dec20
At Least 6000 Citizens Outside Detention Center to Support Arrested Protesters; Letter from the Arrested Moved the Public
Read: https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/13620
Photo: Internet #Dec20
Read: https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/13620
Photo: Internet #Dec20
#FirstHand #Dec20
At Least 6000 Citizens Outside Detention Center to Support Arrested Protesters; Letter from the Arrested Moved the Public
During the rally in front of Lai Chi Kok Reception Centre on December 20, one district council member-elect read out a letter from a group of arrested protesters.
Some of the arrested are currently out on bail, while some still being detained. The letter mentions how the arrested would sit by the iron-barred windows helplessly, worrying about the bleak future, their burdened families and friends. It is to be noted that the number of arrested protesters rose to over 6000 at the moment. The "white terror" they experience each day is simply unimaginable to outsiders. Therefore, they would like to convey 3 important messages to Hongkongers.
1. Apply and participate in juries proactively.
2. Each person send a letter to Chief Secretary Cheung Kin-chung, demanding for the establishment of a sunset clause to reduce the sentences of the arrested.
3. Persist in the 5 demands while monitoring the government closely.
Even though the slight victories gained in the recent district council election and the passing of the Hong Kong Human Rights and Democracy Act in the U.S. had brought a taste of sweetness in their bitter detainment, the road is still long. That is the reason for the arrested to stay strong and charge on.
Lastly, the letter cites a famous quote from the movie Rocky, “It ain’t about how hard you hit, it’s about how hard you can get hit and keep moving forward! That’s how winning is done!”
After reading the letter, the district council member-elect urges everyone to take part in their own neighbourhood to help create a better society.
“If you think the current situation in Hong Kong is unjust, please do not wish for some hero to step up for you. You can be the heroes! Whether you are resisting against the unjust system or supporting our brothers and sisters detained in the building behind us, do what you can in your own ideas, resources and methods! Keep fighting together in this movement!”
The district council member-elect calls for citizens to participate in district council meetings to bring their concerns in discussions as issues related to the movement would be brought up starting from this coming January.
#WordsfromHKers
At Least 6000 Citizens Outside Detention Center to Support Arrested Protesters; Letter from the Arrested Moved the Public
During the rally in front of Lai Chi Kok Reception Centre on December 20, one district council member-elect read out a letter from a group of arrested protesters.
Some of the arrested are currently out on bail, while some still being detained. The letter mentions how the arrested would sit by the iron-barred windows helplessly, worrying about the bleak future, their burdened families and friends. It is to be noted that the number of arrested protesters rose to over 6000 at the moment. The "white terror" they experience each day is simply unimaginable to outsiders. Therefore, they would like to convey 3 important messages to Hongkongers.
1. Apply and participate in juries proactively.
2. Each person send a letter to Chief Secretary Cheung Kin-chung, demanding for the establishment of a sunset clause to reduce the sentences of the arrested.
3. Persist in the 5 demands while monitoring the government closely.
Even though the slight victories gained in the recent district council election and the passing of the Hong Kong Human Rights and Democracy Act in the U.S. had brought a taste of sweetness in their bitter detainment, the road is still long. That is the reason for the arrested to stay strong and charge on.
Lastly, the letter cites a famous quote from the movie Rocky, “It ain’t about how hard you hit, it’s about how hard you can get hit and keep moving forward! That’s how winning is done!”
After reading the letter, the district council member-elect urges everyone to take part in their own neighbourhood to help create a better society.
“If you think the current situation in Hong Kong is unjust, please do not wish for some hero to step up for you. You can be the heroes! Whether you are resisting against the unjust system or supporting our brothers and sisters detained in the building behind us, do what you can in your own ideas, resources and methods! Keep fighting together in this movement!”
The district council member-elect calls for citizens to participate in district council meetings to bring their concerns in discussions as issues related to the movement would be brought up starting from this coming January.
#WordsfromHKers
#PLA #XiJinPing #AirSpace
The People's Liberation Army suspected to refuse the landing of a malfunctioning jet in Hong Kong
Xi Jinping visited Macau for three consecutive days. The whole city was beleaguered and heavily-guarded as if she was under the "martial law".
Apple Daily received news that a private jet flying from Japan to Indonesia on December 18 had encountered malfunction while passing by the airspace of Hong Kong. A priority landing request was sent to Hong Kong's Civil Aviation Department but was rejected.
After circling for around 30 minures, it had to change the landing airport to the Philippines.
It was understood that the landing request was rejected by China's People's Liberation Army (PLA). The private jet was to maintain a decent distance of 100 kilometers from Macao. During circling, the PLA sent two military planes to intercept it, spranging up dangers all around. Civil Aviation Department also acknowledged that there was an aircraft requested to land in Hong Kong which later had to land in the Philippines. The Department did not explain further for the exact reason. Meanwhile, the People's Liberation Army stationed in Hong Kong did not respond to this inquiry.
Photos: https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/13622
Source: Apple Daily #Dec20
https://s.nextmedia.com/realtime/a.php?i=20191221&s=6996647&a=60401693
The People's Liberation Army suspected to refuse the landing of a malfunctioning jet in Hong Kong
Xi Jinping visited Macau for three consecutive days. The whole city was beleaguered and heavily-guarded as if she was under the "martial law".
Apple Daily received news that a private jet flying from Japan to Indonesia on December 18 had encountered malfunction while passing by the airspace of Hong Kong. A priority landing request was sent to Hong Kong's Civil Aviation Department but was rejected.
After circling for around 30 minures, it had to change the landing airport to the Philippines.
It was understood that the landing request was rejected by China's People's Liberation Army (PLA). The private jet was to maintain a decent distance of 100 kilometers from Macao. During circling, the PLA sent two military planes to intercept it, spranging up dangers all around. Civil Aviation Department also acknowledged that there was an aircraft requested to land in Hong Kong which later had to land in the Philippines. The Department did not explain further for the exact reason. Meanwhile, the People's Liberation Army stationed in Hong Kong did not respond to this inquiry.
Photos: https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/13622
Source: Apple Daily #Dec20
https://s.nextmedia.com/realtime/a.php?i=20191221&s=6996647&a=60401693
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The People's Liberation Army suspected to refuse the landing of a jet in Hong Kong
Report: https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/13621
Lawmaker Demands explanation from Hong Kong Authorities: https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/13627
Source: Apple Daily; AirNav RadarBox #Dec20
The People's Liberation Army suspected to refuse the landing of a jet in Hong Kong
Report: https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/13621
Lawmaker Demands explanation from Hong Kong Authorities: https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/13627
Source: Apple Daily; AirNav RadarBox #Dec20
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Riot police hit reporter with baton for 6 times at the hand
At around 21:30 on Dec 20, a man was arrested for the suspicion of firing gunshot. The incident attracted onlookers from the neighborhood and some were discontent about the police. In return, the police fired tear gas to disperse the crowd.
A police officer was found assaulting a Stand News reporter and his camera by hitting his hands rapidly for at least 6 times.
The video showed District Councillor-elect Wong Siu-kin was subdued by police, during which riot police hit the reporter. When a reporter who witnessed the incident shouted out, the riot police, then pointed his gun at reporters before returning to the cordon.
Source: Stand News #Dec20 https://bit.ly/2MgqOeh
At around 21:30 on Dec 20, a man was arrested for the suspicion of firing gunshot. The incident attracted onlookers from the neighborhood and some were discontent about the police. In return, the police fired tear gas to disperse the crowd.
A police officer was found assaulting a Stand News reporter and his camera by hitting his hands rapidly for at least 6 times.
The video showed District Councillor-elect Wong Siu-kin was subdued by police, during which riot police hit the reporter. When a reporter who witnessed the incident shouted out, the riot police, then pointed his gun at reporters before returning to the cordon.
Source: Stand News #Dec20 https://bit.ly/2MgqOeh
#FirstHand #Dec20 #letter
District Council Members-Elect Urge HongKongers to Never Forget and Help Change Our Society for the Better
On Decenber 21 outside the Lai Chi Kok detention center, at least 6000 citizens gathered to show support for the detainees. In the ongoing pro-democracy movement, over 6000 people have been arrested by the police.
During the rally, a district council member-elect spoke of the bullet that fired into the chest of a youngster in her district Tsuen Wan on October 1st. She mentioned that no Hongkonger would ever forget this gunshot:
“Political liquidation is beginning to creep into our lives, but let’s not forget that we also have a score to settle with this regime! July 21, no police anywhere! August 31, beaten to death! October 1, murdered by gunshot! We shall pursue until all police officers were accounted for their brutality! This is the best way to support our arrested brothers and sisters! Hongkongers, we shall never forget!”
Read the Letter from Arrestees to Hongkongers:
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/13620
District Council Members-Elect Urge HongKongers to Never Forget and Help Change Our Society for the Better
On Decenber 21 outside the Lai Chi Kok detention center, at least 6000 citizens gathered to show support for the detainees. In the ongoing pro-democracy movement, over 6000 people have been arrested by the police.
During the rally, a district council member-elect spoke of the bullet that fired into the chest of a youngster in her district Tsuen Wan on October 1st. She mentioned that no Hongkonger would ever forget this gunshot:
“Political liquidation is beginning to creep into our lives, but let’s not forget that we also have a score to settle with this regime! July 21, no police anywhere! August 31, beaten to death! October 1, murdered by gunshot! We shall pursue until all police officers were accounted for their brutality! This is the best way to support our arrested brothers and sisters! Hongkongers, we shall never forget!”
Read the Letter from Arrestees to Hongkongers:
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/13620
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#FirstHand #Dec20
At Least 6000 Citizens Outside Detention Center to Support Arrested Protesters; Letter from the Arrested Moved the Public
During the rally in front of Lai Chi Kok Reception Centre on December 20, one district council member-elect read…
At Least 6000 Citizens Outside Detention Center to Support Arrested Protesters; Letter from the Arrested Moved the Public
During the rally in front of Lai Chi Kok Reception Centre on December 20, one district council member-elect read…
#Solidarity #US
Hongkongers in New York Protest Outside HSBC Headquarters, Condemning the Bank's Aid in Political Persecution
Source: Apple Daily #Dec20
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Hongkongers in New York Protest Outside HSBC Headquarters, Condemning the Bank's Aid in Political Persecution
Source: Apple Daily #Dec20
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#Solidarity #US
Hongkongers in New York Protest Outside HSBC Headquarters, Condemning the Bank's Aid in Political Persecution
A group of Hongkongers in the United States protested in front of the #HSBC US headquarters on Dec 20, 2020 despite the cold weather.
The participating citizens criticised HSBC for freezing the accounts of pro-democracy dissidents in Hong Kong as requested by the Hong Kong government and Hong Kong Police Force. It was worried that with the assistance of financial institutions, the basic rights of Hongkongers will be further infringed.
The protest was organised by two groups #Lausan and #LionRockCafe. The New York Committee for Human Rights in Philippines also sent a representative to give a speech.Former Secretary General of the Hong Kong Federation of Students Alex Chow showed up for support.
The protest brought attentionto the accounts of former lawmaker Ted Hui and his family, the Good Neighbour North District Church, its head pastor Chan Hoi-hing and his wife.
Lausan spokesperson suggested that HSBC participated in the political persecution in Hong Kong, and this action not only helped the Hong Kong government to retaliate at pro-democracy activists in Hong Kong; freezing the church’s bank account also directly affected the church’s service to help those in need.
Source: Apple Daily #Dec20
https://hk.appledaily.com/international/20201220/ANLBAAOT3BHWPEO4W4B2NVRTEA/
Hongkongers in New York Protest Outside HSBC Headquarters, Condemning the Bank's Aid in Political Persecution
A group of Hongkongers in the United States protested in front of the #HSBC US headquarters on Dec 20, 2020 despite the cold weather.
The participating citizens criticised HSBC for freezing the accounts of pro-democracy dissidents in Hong Kong as requested by the Hong Kong government and Hong Kong Police Force. It was worried that with the assistance of financial institutions, the basic rights of Hongkongers will be further infringed.
The protest was organised by two groups #Lausan and #LionRockCafe. The New York Committee for Human Rights in Philippines also sent a representative to give a speech.Former Secretary General of the Hong Kong Federation of Students Alex Chow showed up for support.
The protest brought attentionto the accounts of former lawmaker Ted Hui and his family, the Good Neighbour North District Church, its head pastor Chan Hoi-hing and his wife.
Lausan spokesperson suggested that HSBC participated in the political persecution in Hong Kong, and this action not only helped the Hong Kong government to retaliate at pro-democracy activists in Hong Kong; freezing the church’s bank account also directly affected the church’s service to help those in need.
Source: Apple Daily #Dec20
https://hk.appledaily.com/international/20201220/ANLBAAOT3BHWPEO4W4B2NVRTEA/
Hong Kong's descent into darkness
Tiananmen without the massacre
Source: Nikkei Asia #Dec20
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Tiananmen without the massacre
Source: Nikkei Asia #Dec20
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