"The Making of Lucifers"
Work by Ah To, a Hong Kong illustrator
Notes:
1. "Popo": a nickname given to Hong Kong police in the protests
2. Cockroach: what Hong Kong police openly refer protesters or civilians to
3. Lucifer: As in "Lucifer Effect", a concept used by Philip Zimbardo in his anaylsis of the 1971 Stanford Prison Experiment (SPE)
#PoliceBrutality #GlobalSupport #StandwithHongKong #ProtestArt #Comics
[Video] Police vehicles rammed into the crowd:
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/11834
[Video] Police violently assaulted protesters:
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/11832
Work by Ah To, a Hong Kong illustrator
Notes:
1. "Popo": a nickname given to Hong Kong police in the protests
2. Cockroach: what Hong Kong police openly refer protesters or civilians to
3. Lucifer: As in "Lucifer Effect", a concept used by Philip Zimbardo in his anaylsis of the 1971 Stanford Prison Experiment (SPE)
#PoliceBrutality #GlobalSupport #StandwithHongKong #ProtestArt #Comics
[Video] Police vehicles rammed into the crowd:
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/11834
[Video] Police violently assaulted protesters:
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/11832
"The Making of Lucifers"
Work by Ah To, a Hong Kong illustrator
Notes:
1. "Popo": a nickname given to Hong Kong police in the protests
2. Cockroach: what Hong Kong police openly refer protesters or civilians to
3. Lucifer: As in "Lucifer Effect", a concept used by Philip Zimbardo in his anaylsis of the 1971 Stanford Prison Experiment (SPE)
#PoliceBrutality #GlobalSupport #StandwithHongKong #ProtestArt #Comics
[Video] Police vehicles rammed into the crowd:
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/11834
[Video] Police violently assaulted protesters:
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/11832
Work by Ah To, a Hong Kong illustrator
Notes:
1. "Popo": a nickname given to Hong Kong police in the protests
2. Cockroach: what Hong Kong police openly refer protesters or civilians to
3. Lucifer: As in "Lucifer Effect", a concept used by Philip Zimbardo in his anaylsis of the 1971 Stanford Prison Experiment (SPE)
#PoliceBrutality #GlobalSupport #StandwithHongKong #ProtestArt #Comics
[Video] Police vehicles rammed into the crowd:
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/11834
[Video] Police violently assaulted protesters:
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/11832
"Sir this way"
Artwork by Ah To, a Hong Kong illustrator
The bipartisan Hong Kong Democracy and Human Rights Act has been unanimously passed by the U.S. Senate and the House of Representative, demonstrating American support of Hongkongers' fight for freedom and democracy.
Read the speech of U.S. Senator Rick Scott:
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/11954
#HumanRightsAct #GlobalSupport #StandwithHongKong #ProtestArt #Comics
Artwork by Ah To, a Hong Kong illustrator
The bipartisan Hong Kong Democracy and Human Rights Act has been unanimously passed by the U.S. Senate and the House of Representative, demonstrating American support of Hongkongers' fight for freedom and democracy.
Read the speech of U.S. Senator Rick Scott:
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/11954
#HumanRightsAct #GlobalSupport #StandwithHongKong #ProtestArt #Comics
#AppleDaily #PressFreedom
"We will Walk Together"
Hong Kong artist Kit Man released this comic strips after Apple Daily, a Hong Kong newspaper with a pro-democracy stance, was raided by 200 police on August 10, 2020.
On the same day, police arrested 10 people including pro-democracy activist Agnes Chow Apple Daily's founder Jimmy Lai, his two sons, Next Media's CEO and COO, on suspicion of national security law infringement.
Despite the raid and arrest, Apple Daily staff continued to bring the 11 August edition to print, while Hongkongers queued up in front of many newspaper stalls and convenience stores to buy the newspaper as they still can to show support to a newspaper that has strived to speak the voice of the local.
Source: Kit Da Sketch #Aug10
#KitMan #Comics #NationalSecurityLaw #AgnesChow #PoliticalOppression #Xinnie
"We will Walk Together"
Hong Kong artist Kit Man released this comic strips after Apple Daily, a Hong Kong newspaper with a pro-democracy stance, was raided by 200 police on August 10, 2020.
On the same day, police arrested 10 people including pro-democracy activist Agnes Chow Apple Daily's founder Jimmy Lai, his two sons, Next Media's CEO and COO, on suspicion of national security law infringement.
Despite the raid and arrest, Apple Daily staff continued to bring the 11 August edition to print, while Hongkongers queued up in front of many newspaper stalls and convenience stores to buy the newspaper as they still can to show support to a newspaper that has strived to speak the voice of the local.
Source: Kit Da Sketch #Aug10
#KitMan #Comics #NationalSecurityLaw #AgnesChow #PoliticalOppression #Xinnie
#ArTo #Comics
Hong Kong Artist Ar To: "Share, Like and Subscribe, Not just for a day. Support all media that are willing to speak up"
Artist Ar To released a new comic depicting how the buying of apples has caused a law enforcement figure to hoist a purple warning flag. In Hong Kong, the police carry a flag as such to warn civilians of their potential violation of the national security law.
Meanwhile, the fruit diversity in the market portrayed by Ar To is extinguishing. Toward the end of the comic, there are only apples and some unknown canned containers with the Communist Party's logo on it.
Ar To wrote in his post:
"Share, Like and Subscribe, Not just for a day. Support all media that are willing to speak up. This is a war of getting back our voice."
Source: Ar To #Aug14
#PressFreedom #NationalSecurityLaw #AppleDaily
Hong Kong Artist Ar To: "Share, Like and Subscribe, Not just for a day. Support all media that are willing to speak up"
Artist Ar To released a new comic depicting how the buying of apples has caused a law enforcement figure to hoist a purple warning flag. In Hong Kong, the police carry a flag as such to warn civilians of their potential violation of the national security law.
Meanwhile, the fruit diversity in the market portrayed by Ar To is extinguishing. Toward the end of the comic, there are only apples and some unknown canned containers with the Communist Party's logo on it.
Ar To wrote in his post:
"Share, Like and Subscribe, Not just for a day. Support all media that are willing to speak up. This is a war of getting back our voice."
Source: Ar To #Aug14
#PressFreedom #NationalSecurityLaw #AppleDaily
#ArTo #Comics
Karma
Woman: "Hey! You have already reserved a seat for me in heaven."
Receptionist/Angel: Mrs Lam, your name is not on the list.
Woman: "Now I withdraw it!"
Woman: "I don’t yearn for that."
#Graphic Source: Ar To #Aug17
https://www.facebook.com/333246600089821/posts/3285682931512825/
Further Reading
Chief Sec. Carrie Lam says there is a place reserved for her in heaven
https://hongkongfp.com/2015/11/02/chief-sec-carrie-lam-says-there-is-a-place-reserved-for-her-in-heaven/
#CarrieLam #Heaven #Reservation #CambridgeFellowship
Karma
Woman: "Hey! You have already reserved a seat for me in heaven."
Receptionist/Angel: Mrs Lam, your name is not on the list.
Woman: "Now I withdraw it!"
Woman: "I don’t yearn for that."
#Graphic Source: Ar To #Aug17
https://www.facebook.com/333246600089821/posts/3285682931512825/
Further Reading
Chief Sec. Carrie Lam says there is a place reserved for her in heaven
https://hongkongfp.com/2015/11/02/chief-sec-carrie-lam-says-there-is-a-place-reserved-for-her-in-heaven/
#CarrieLam #Heaven #Reservation #CambridgeFellowship
#AhTo #Comics
A Conversation between 'Education', 'News', 'Law': "Trust the Government?"
Fig. 1
Education (in blue head cover) says to News (in grey head cover), “So long as we listen and obey…”
Fig. 2
Leaning in closer to News, Education continues, “We will be granted with certain freedoms.”
Fig. 3
Turning to Law (with head injuries), Education keeps saying, “Because if we die, Hong Kong will die with us. They won't do such a foolish thing.”
Fig. 4
The lion wearing a 0005 red shirt bitterly echoes with tears in its eyes, “You’re right … Who would be as foolish … (as me)?!”
Source: Ah To
#Education #MediaFreedom #Law #HSBC
A Conversation between 'Education', 'News', 'Law': "Trust the Government?"
Fig. 1
Education (in blue head cover) says to News (in grey head cover), “So long as we listen and obey…”
Fig. 2
Leaning in closer to News, Education continues, “We will be granted with certain freedoms.”
Fig. 3
Turning to Law (with head injuries), Education keeps saying, “Because if we die, Hong Kong will die with us. They won't do such a foolish thing.”
Fig. 4
The lion wearing a 0005 red shirt bitterly echoes with tears in its eyes, “You’re right … Who would be as foolish … (as me)?!”
Source: Ah To
#Education #MediaFreedom #Law #HSBC