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"Five Demand Not One Less" Echoes Through Shopping Mall During Weekend
14:33 | New Town Plaza, Shatin
Pro-democracy civilians continued to chant protest slogans in the shopping mall, as protests in conventional forms, such as demonstrations and rallies have been disapproved by the police in the name of gathering ban.
#ShopWithYou #GatheringBan
District Councilor and Activist Demand Mall to Explain Constant Police Presence
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/20829
"Five Demand Not One Less" Echoes Through Shopping Mall During Weekend
14:33 | New Town Plaza, Shatin
Pro-democracy civilians continued to chant protest slogans in the shopping mall, as protests in conventional forms, such as demonstrations and rallies have been disapproved by the police in the name of gathering ban.
#ShopWithYou #GatheringBan
District Councilor and Activist Demand Mall to Explain Constant Police Presence
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/20829
#Remembrance #StateTerrorism
In Memory of Alex Chow: Police Cordon off the Altar as Citizens Observe Silence
7 months ago, 22-year-old Alex Chow, a student from Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (#UST), passed away after falling from Sheung Tak Carpark for reasons unknown during police operation nearby.
Citizens lit candles and brought flowers to an altar set up near the carpark. Social worker Lui Chi-hang led prayers and sang hymns.
At 20:09, citizens observed a moment of silence. Riot police arrived and cordoned off the area, citing the gathering ban and forbidding citizens to pay respect at the altar.
Source: Stand News #Jun8
#AlexChow #GatheringBan
In Memory of Alex Chow: Police Cordon off the Altar as Citizens Observe Silence
7 months ago, 22-year-old Alex Chow, a student from Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (#UST), passed away after falling from Sheung Tak Carpark for reasons unknown during police operation nearby.
Citizens lit candles and brought flowers to an altar set up near the carpark. Social worker Lui Chi-hang led prayers and sang hymns.
At 20:09, citizens observed a moment of silence. Riot police arrived and cordoned off the area, citing the gathering ban and forbidding citizens to pay respect at the altar.
Source: Stand News #Jun8
#AlexChow #GatheringBan
#GatheringBan #FailedState
Hong Kong government’s new requirements to reduce public gathering seem to be illogical and unscientific. They are suspected to be a means to restrict political activities
Hong Kong government’s new requirements to reduce public gathering seem to be illogical and unscientific. They are suspected to be a means to restrict political activities
#FailedState #PoliceState
HK Government Extends Gathering Ban to July 2, Banning July 1 Rally, Police Refuse to Issue LONO
The Hong Kong Government has extended the gathering ban to July 2 to coincide with the annual July 1st march organized by the Democratic Front. Jimmy Sham of Civil Human Rights Front rebuked the police for using the pandemic as a way to suppress protest.
After discussing the potential arrangements for the July 1st protest with the police on June 24, Sham met with the media and slammed the police for their perfunctory attitude.
He said that the police did not even note down anything with paper and pen, and they "held the meeting without any expression".
Sham described the police's attitude as if they were saying “We both know that the protest won't be approved". Sham believed that the meeting was just a procedure as the police have no intention to give out the Letter of No Objection.
Source: InMedia #Jun24
#July1 #GatheringBan #LONO
HK Government Extends Gathering Ban to July 2, Banning July 1 Rally, Police Refuse to Issue LONO
The Hong Kong Government has extended the gathering ban to July 2 to coincide with the annual July 1st march organized by the Democratic Front. Jimmy Sham of Civil Human Rights Front rebuked the police for using the pandemic as a way to suppress protest.
After discussing the potential arrangements for the July 1st protest with the police on June 24, Sham met with the media and slammed the police for their perfunctory attitude.
He said that the police did not even note down anything with paper and pen, and they "held the meeting without any expression".
Sham described the police's attitude as if they were saying “We both know that the protest won't be approved". Sham believed that the meeting was just a procedure as the police have no intention to give out the Letter of No Objection.
Source: InMedia #Jun24
#July1 #GatheringBan #LONO
After the police dispersed foreign domestic helpers last week, the Labour Department today (15 Aug) sent temporary staff to explain the two-person gathering ban and mask orders in various Asian languages, displaying posters and distributing leaflets near the bridge of Mongkok train station. Ironically, this working group has more than two people and clearly violates the two-person gathering ban; however, the government likely invoked exemptions to legalize their own actions.
#FirstHand #Aug15 #GatheringBan #DomesticWorkers #GovernmentExemption
#FirstHand #Aug15 #GatheringBan #DomesticWorkers #GovernmentExemption
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#FirstHand #Aug30
Police to Ticket Shoppers and Reporters for Violating Gathering Ban in Shopping Mall
18:30 | Langham Place, Mongkok
Police announced that they would ticket the civilians and reporters entrapped by them on the firsr floor of the shopping mall for violating the gathering ban.
Ten minutes later, police announced their next action on the second floor, demanding civilians and reporters to disperse.
#GatheringBan #599GTicket
Police to Ticket Shoppers and Reporters for Violating Gathering Ban in Shopping Mall
18:30 | Langham Place, Mongkok
Police announced that they would ticket the civilians and reporters entrapped by them on the firsr floor of the shopping mall for violating the gathering ban.
Ten minutes later, police announced their next action on the second floor, demanding civilians and reporters to disperse.
#GatheringBan #599GTicket
Bizzare: Police Tickets a Man on Wheelchair for Breaching Gathering Ban
In late evening in Mongkok, a middle-aged man on wheelchair was ticketed by the police for violating gathering ban.
He showed the ticket to the reporters, saying he would seek exemption.
Source: United Social Press #Sept6
#PoliceState #Wheelchair #GatheringBan #599GTicket
In late evening in Mongkok, a middle-aged man on wheelchair was ticketed by the police for violating gathering ban.
He showed the ticket to the reporters, saying he would seek exemption.
Source: United Social Press #Sept6
#PoliceState #Wheelchair #GatheringBan #599GTicket
#PoliceBrutality
Mother to seek Legal Assistance before Pressing Charge Against Hong Kong Police for Injuring her Children
On Sunday, September 6, 2020, a 12-year-old girl went with her mother and 20-year-old brother to Mong Kok for lunch. As the mother went for groceries, the brother and sister went shopping at Sai Yeung Choi Street.
Watch footage from HKUST Radio News:
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/25058
For no apparent reason, several male police officers wrangled the young girl and forcefully pinned her to ground between their legs. The police also ticketed the girl for violating gathering ban.
The Police Force released a statement later on, claiming that the girl looked “suspicious” and officers on the scene only applied "minimum force" to subdue her.
Watch footage from RTHK:
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/25058
The girl, traumatized, was wounded on her arm and knee. She pleaded for her mother to bring her home but her mother advised her to first seek medical assistance.
The mother of the 12-year-old girl and the 20-year-old boy, Mrs Ho, told reporters that her son and daughter were intended to shop for stationary in Mong Kok. As police cordon lines were set up in Yau Ma Tei, blocking their way to the stationary shop, they then tried to meet up at Sai Yeung Choi South Street.
When Mrs Ho arrived at Sai Yeung Choi South Street, she was shocked to find her daughter sitting inside the police cordon line. When asked, police said her daughter and son "breached the gathering ban" and were therefore ticketed.
Mrs Ho condemned the police for their unjust enforcement and for their groundless accusation on the brother and the sister for violating the gathering ban. A passerby said he saw 4 policemen pushing and dragging the young girl. He told the police to stop. Then, the police accused him of "walking with" the brother and sister and hence "exceeding" the number of people allowed under the anti-pandemic ordinance.
Mrs Ho said she will seek assistance from the District Councillor and lawyers before pressing a charge against the police. She stressed that she will not pay an unreasonable fine ticket.
Source: Cable News; Cupid News #Sept6
#PoliceState #599GTicket #GatheringBan
#Complaint #PrivateProsecution
Mother to seek Legal Assistance before Pressing Charge Against Hong Kong Police for Injuring her Children
On Sunday, September 6, 2020, a 12-year-old girl went with her mother and 20-year-old brother to Mong Kok for lunch. As the mother went for groceries, the brother and sister went shopping at Sai Yeung Choi Street.
Watch footage from HKUST Radio News:
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/25058
For no apparent reason, several male police officers wrangled the young girl and forcefully pinned her to ground between their legs. The police also ticketed the girl for violating gathering ban.
The Police Force released a statement later on, claiming that the girl looked “suspicious” and officers on the scene only applied "minimum force" to subdue her.
Watch footage from RTHK:
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/25058
The girl, traumatized, was wounded on her arm and knee. She pleaded for her mother to bring her home but her mother advised her to first seek medical assistance.
The mother of the 12-year-old girl and the 20-year-old boy, Mrs Ho, told reporters that her son and daughter were intended to shop for stationary in Mong Kok. As police cordon lines were set up in Yau Ma Tei, blocking their way to the stationary shop, they then tried to meet up at Sai Yeung Choi South Street.
When Mrs Ho arrived at Sai Yeung Choi South Street, she was shocked to find her daughter sitting inside the police cordon line. When asked, police said her daughter and son "breached the gathering ban" and were therefore ticketed.
Mrs Ho condemned the police for their unjust enforcement and for their groundless accusation on the brother and the sister for violating the gathering ban. A passerby said he saw 4 policemen pushing and dragging the young girl. He told the police to stop. Then, the police accused him of "walking with" the brother and sister and hence "exceeding" the number of people allowed under the anti-pandemic ordinance.
Mrs Ho said she will seek assistance from the District Councillor and lawyers before pressing a charge against the police. She stressed that she will not pay an unreasonable fine ticket.
Source: Cable News; Cupid News #Sept6
#PoliceState #599GTicket #GatheringBan
#Complaint #PrivateProsecution
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12-Year-Old Girl, Shopping for Stationery, Body-Slammed to the Ground by Police
Source: RTHK #Sept6
Watch Footage by UST Radio News:
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/25044
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12-Year-Old Girl, Shopping for Stationery, Body-Slammed to the Ground by Police
Source: RTHK #Sept6
Watch Footage by UST Radio News:
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/25044
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#HKGovernment #GatheringBan #CoronavirusPandemic
Netizens Cast Doubt Over HK's Gov't Officials' Compliance with Social Distancing And Anti-Pandemic Measures
The photo was released by a whistleblowers' page "Civil Servants Secret" on Facebook.
In the photo, Hong Kong government officials only wearing masks, including Food and Health Department head Sophia Chan, were taking a group photo with medical personnel, all dressed in protective gowns.
Source: Civil Servant Secrets #Sept15
https://www.facebook.com/492354117860377/posts/1037419796687137/
#SophiaChan #PPE
Netizens Cast Doubt Over HK's Gov't Officials' Compliance with Social Distancing And Anti-Pandemic Measures
The photo was released by a whistleblowers' page "Civil Servants Secret" on Facebook.
In the photo, Hong Kong government officials only wearing masks, including Food and Health Department head Sophia Chan, were taking a group photo with medical personnel, all dressed in protective gowns.
Source: Civil Servant Secrets #Sept15
https://www.facebook.com/492354117860377/posts/1037419796687137/
#SophiaChan #PPE
#FailedState #COVID19
The HK Government to Earn At Least HKD1.443 million of Fine from Civilians Ticketed by the Police
As of Dec 6, 2020, the Hong Kong Government issued over 7,217 fine tickets to the local population, which amounted to over 1.443 million HKD.
The Hong Kong Police issued 99.3% of these tickets and prosecuted 56 cases. The remaining 54 tickets were issued by the Food and Health Bureau.
With the coronavirus outbreak, the Hong Kong government implemented “group gathering restriction” since 29 March, 2020.
However, the fixed penalty of HKD2,000 will expire on 11 December, 2020, meaning that the authorities will possibly increase the penalty to HKD5,000 per ticket.
Source: Stand News #Dec6
https://bit.ly/37xRj93
#GatheringBan #Ticket #599G #GovernmentRevenue
The HK Government to Earn At Least HKD1.443 million of Fine from Civilians Ticketed by the Police
As of Dec 6, 2020, the Hong Kong Government issued over 7,217 fine tickets to the local population, which amounted to over 1.443 million HKD.
The Hong Kong Police issued 99.3% of these tickets and prosecuted 56 cases. The remaining 54 tickets were issued by the Food and Health Bureau.
With the coronavirus outbreak, the Hong Kong government implemented “group gathering restriction” since 29 March, 2020.
However, the fixed penalty of HKD2,000 will expire on 11 December, 2020, meaning that the authorities will possibly increase the penalty to HKD5,000 per ticket.
Source: Stand News #Dec6
https://bit.ly/37xRj93
#GatheringBan #Ticket #599G #GovernmentRevenue
#FirstHand #Mar6 #Court
Hong Kong Police Accuse Civilians Queueing Up to Enter Courtroom of Breaching the Gathering Ban
1411 | High Court
The hearing of the 47 arrested pro-democracy activists began on Mar 1, 2021 in Hong Kong. On Mar 6, the bail appeal of 11 activists is reviewed.
Citizens queued up outside the court, hoping to get a seat in the court room to show support for the pro-democracy activists who were charged with "conspiracy to subverting state powers" for participating in the primary elections in July 2020.
Over a loudspeaker, the Hong Kong Police, however, accused the citizens of violating the gathering ban (#599G).
The police requested all civilians holding a ticket to line up and have their personal information recorded before entering the court.
In fact, under the Prevention and Control of Disease Ordinance, people in a queue should be exempted.
Journalists challenged the "standard" police in executing gathering restriction.
#PoliceState #47Democrats #AsiasFinest #GatheringBan
Hong Kong Police Accuse Civilians Queueing Up to Enter Courtroom of Breaching the Gathering Ban
1411 | High Court
The hearing of the 47 arrested pro-democracy activists began on Mar 1, 2021 in Hong Kong. On Mar 6, the bail appeal of 11 activists is reviewed.
Citizens queued up outside the court, hoping to get a seat in the court room to show support for the pro-democracy activists who were charged with "conspiracy to subverting state powers" for participating in the primary elections in July 2020.
Over a loudspeaker, the Hong Kong Police, however, accused the citizens of violating the gathering ban (#599G).
The police requested all civilians holding a ticket to line up and have their personal information recorded before entering the court.
In fact, under the Prevention and Control of Disease Ordinance, people in a queue should be exempted.
Journalists challenged the "standard" police in executing gathering restriction.
#PoliceState #47Democrats #AsiasFinest #GatheringBan
#DoYouKnow
A Multiple Choice Question According to Police's Behaviour
The Epoch Times devised a mock multiple choice question for the Liberal Studies subject in Honh Kong regarding police's behaviour on July 1, 2021 in Hong Kong:
"On which occasion (see photo) is the Social Gathering Ban Cap. 599G being violated?
A) Two people going shopping
B) Dozens of people watching a Pro-Beijing Show
C) Several Hundreds of people working together
Tips: According to Cap. 599G Prevention and Control of Disease (Prohibition on Group Gathering) Regulation: except for the exempted group, the 14-day prohibition on group gathering remains at no more than four persons in the public area from June 23 to July 7.
Source: Epoch Times #July1
#GatheringBan #July1Protests
A Multiple Choice Question According to Police's Behaviour
The Epoch Times devised a mock multiple choice question for the Liberal Studies subject in Honh Kong regarding police's behaviour on July 1, 2021 in Hong Kong:
"On which occasion (see photo) is the Social Gathering Ban Cap. 599G being violated?
A) Two people going shopping
B) Dozens of people watching a Pro-Beijing Show
C) Several Hundreds of people working together
Tips: According to Cap. 599G Prevention and Control of Disease (Prohibition on Group Gathering) Regulation: except for the exempted group, the 14-day prohibition on group gathering remains at no more than four persons in the public area from June 23 to July 7.
Source: Epoch Times #July1
#GatheringBan #July1Protests