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#RuleofLaw thrown out the window "Tong’s case is seen by pro-democracy activists and human rights groups as a departure from Hong Kong’s common law traditions, as he was denied bail and a jury trial" #StandWithHongKong theguardian.com/world/2021/jul…

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The alleged action of the national security police bringing Agnes Chow to mainland China raises concerns regarding the legality and resemblance to police practices in China. If true, it would be a violation of due process and the principles of a fair legal system. Such actions undermine the autonomy and rule of law in Hong Kong, eroding the distinctions between the law enforcement practices of Hong Kong and mainland China. This further fuels fears about the erosion of civil liberties and human rights in the region. #AgnesChow #NationalSecurityPolice #HongKong #RuleOfLaw

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The recent arrests under Hong Kong's national security law serve as a reminder that no one is safe from the reach of Article 23. The apprehensions, including prominent activist Chow Hang-tung, instill fear and raise concerns about freedom of expression and the rule of law. The use of the law to target individuals and suppress dissent has a chilling effect on society. It underscores the need for continued vigilance in protecting fundamental rights and preserving the autonomy of Hong Kong. #Article23 #NationalSecurityLaw #HongKong #FreedomOfExpression #RuleOfLaw

https://hongkongfp.com/2024/05/28/breaking-6-arrested-under-hong-kongs-new-security-law/

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Forwarded from Hong Kong Democracy Movement (HKDM2)

The Hong Kong court twisted logic and law to imprison opposition figures and strip away citizens' voting rights. They exploited the broad definitions of the national security law, labeling peaceful actions as subversion. The court equated legislative activities with unlawful conspiracy, undermining democracy. They ignored the defense's argument and extended "unlawful means" to non-criminal acts. This sets a dangerous precedent, allowing the government to criminalize dissent. The trial unjustly imprisoned individuals and eroded voting rights, undermining democracy. This highlights the erosion of Hong Kong's autonomy and the need for international support. #HongKong #PoliticalRepression #TwistedLogic #StrippedRights #VotingRights #RuleOfLaw

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香港同盟會2.0

Forwarded from Hong Kong Democracy Movement (HKDM2)

The Hong Kong court twisted logic and law to imprison opposition figures and strip away citizens' voting rights. They exploited the broad definitions of the national security law, labeling peaceful actions as subversion. The court equated legislative activities with unlawful conspiracy, undermining democracy. They ignored the defense's argument and extended "unlawful means" to non-criminal acts. This sets a dangerous precedent, allowing the government to criminalize dissent. The trial unjustly imprisoned individuals and eroded voting rights, undermining democracy. This highlights the erosion of Hong Kong's autonomy and the need for international support.

Credit: @mwcartoons @renews_hk @inmediahknet

#HongKong #PoliticalRepression #TwistedLogic #StrippedRights #VotingRights #RuleOfLaw

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2024年全球法治指數公布

#世界正義工程（World Justice Project）發布的2024年全球法治指數顯示，香港在142個國家中排名第23，與去年相同，但評分從0.73降至0.72。

在「政府權力制約」和「基本權利」方面，香港分別下跌至第62位。特別是言論自由排名驟降至104位，顯示出法治的挑戰。

新加坡排名第16位，得分0.78，中國則排第95位，得分0.47。全球法治的挑戰仍需關注！

#全球法治指數 #基本權利 #法治 #自由 #民主

2024 Rule of Law Index Released

The 2024 Rule of Law Index by the World Justice Project shows Hong Kong ranked 23rd among 142 countries, unchanged from last year, but with a score dropping from 0.73 to 0.72.

In "Government Constraints" and "Fundamental Rights," Hong Kong fell to 62nd, with freedom of speech plummeting to 104th, highlighting ongoing challenges to rule of law.

Singapore ranks 16th with a score of 0.78, while China is at 95th with a score of 0.47. The challenges to global rule of law require our attention!

#RuleOfLawIndex #FundamentalRights #RuleOfLaw #Freedom #Democracy

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