Blueyocean

#DualUniversalSuffrage 雙普選
#AbolishFunctionalConstituencies 廢除功能界別
#AbolishElectionCommittee 廢除選舉委員會
#1Nation1HK
#MilkTeaAlliance
Eng, written Cantonese & Chi

[Blueyocean @Blueyocean1]

@AnnaKwokFY 🔥網上聯署 Petition🔥（29.11.2025 newly created 重新設立）

徹底調查大埔宏福苑大火 追究相關人士 勿讓慘劇重演

Call for accountability over lethal Tai Po fire

https://t.co/2XyirCWqcQ

#TaiPoFire

[Blueyocean @Blueyocean1]

@AnnaKwokFY https://t.co/IEyvINMYIG

#TaiPoFire

[Byron Wan @Byron_Wan]

🚨 Hong Kong is taking a page from Beijing’s playbook. Publicly questioning or challenging the government’s narratives or actions can be characterized as acts of sedition, and the government — the national security police — has no hesitation in cracking down on anyone doing so.

Hong Kong’s national security police has arrested Chinese University of Hong Kong student Miles Kwan (關靖豐) on suspicion of sedition. Kwan, together with a group of unidentified others, had set up the Tai Po Wang Fuk Court Fire Concern Group and launched a petition calling on the Hong Kong Government to address four demands in the aftermath of the inferno at the residential complex that killed at least 128 people (https://t.co/kTIHNqyYmf).

The group’s Instagram page and the petition link are no longer accessible.

The Office for Safeguarding National Security of the Central People's Government of the People's Republic of China in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (OSNS) issued a statement on Nov 29 accusing “anti-China” and “malicious individuals” of spreading false information, attacking the government’s rescue efforts, inciting social division and stirring hatred against authorities and the chief executive (https://t.co/is4V6sSZ2P).

The maximum penalty for sedition is 7 years in prison, but if the offender is found to have colluded with an "external force" the maximum penalty will be 10 years of imprisonment.

https://t.co/Gac7FrkSw6

https://t.co/SK7YC6A5Ga

[Blueyocean @Blueyocean1]

@AnnaKwokFY https://t.co/HvBr0sxrKO

#TaiPoFire

[Razven @RazvenHK]

"What really needs to be replaced is not the bamboo scaffolding"

[Anna Kwok 郭鳳儀 @AnnaKwokFY]

The #TaiPoFire has been a tremendously difficult moment for Hong Kongers. It exposed fundamental failures of today’s Hong Kong.

Someday in the future, Hong Kongers who truly love our “home kong” will be able to govern Hong Kong after winning a fair and democratic election.

[Blueyocean @Blueyocean1]

@mythicboot24601 https://t.co/HvBr0sxrKO

#TaiPoFire

[Blueyocean @Blueyocean1]

@mythicboot24601 🔥網上聯署 Petition🔥（29.11.2025 newly created 重新設立）

徹底調查大埔宏福苑大火 追究相關人士 勿讓慘劇重演

Call for accountability over lethal Tai Po fire

https://t.co/2XyirCWqcQ

#TaiPoFire

[Blueyocean @Blueyocean1]

@mythicboot24601 https://t.co/IEyvINMYIG
#TaiPoFire

[Byron Wan @Byron_Wan]

🚨 Hong Kong is taking a page from Beijing’s playbook. Publicly questioning or challenging the government’s narratives or actions can be characterized as acts of sedition, and the government — the national security police — has no hesitation in cracking down on anyone doing so.

Hong Kong’s national security police has arrested Chinese University of Hong Kong student Miles Kwan (關靖豐) on suspicion of sedition. Kwan, together with a group of unidentified others, had set up the Tai Po Wang Fuk Court Fire Concern Group and launched a petition calling on the Hong Kong Government to address four demands in the aftermath of the inferno at the residential complex that killed at least 128 people (https://t.co/kTIHNqyYmf).

The group’s Instagram page and the petition link are no longer accessible.

The Office for Safeguarding National Security of the Central People's Government of the People's Republic of China in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (OSNS) issued a statement on Nov 29 accusing “anti-China” and “malicious individuals” of spreading false information, attacking the government’s rescue efforts, inciting social division and stirring hatred against authorities and the chief executive (https://t.co/is4V6sSZ2P).

The maximum penalty for sedition is 7 years in prison, but if the offender is found to have colluded with an "external force" the maximum penalty will be 10 years of imprisonment.

https://t.co/Gac7FrkSw6

https://t.co/SK7YC6A5Ga

[Blueyocean @Blueyocean1]

@mythicboot24601 https://t.co/HvBr0sxrKO

#TaiPoFire

[Razven @RazvenHK]

"What really needs to be replaced is not the bamboo scaffolding"

[Blueyocean @Blueyocean1]

@alric_lee @takaichi_sanae 🔥網上聯署 Petition🔥（29.11.2025 newly created 重新設立）

徹底調查大埔宏福苑大火 追究相關人士 勿讓慘劇重演

Call for accountability over lethal Tai Po fire

https://t.co/2XyirCVSni

#TaiPoFire

[Blueyocean @Blueyocean1]

@alric_lee @takaichi_sanae https://t.co/IEyvINMqT8

#TaiPoFire

[Byron Wan @Byron_Wan]

🚨 Hong Kong is taking a page from Beijing’s playbook. Publicly questioning or challenging the government’s narratives or actions can be characterized as acts of sedition, and the government — the national security police — has no hesitation in cracking down on anyone doing so.

Hong Kong’s national security police has arrested Chinese University of Hong Kong student Miles Kwan (關靖豐) on suspicion of sedition. Kwan, together with a group of unidentified others, had set up the Tai Po Wang Fuk Court Fire Concern Group and launched a petition calling on the Hong Kong Government to address four demands in the aftermath of the inferno at the residential complex that killed at least 128 people (https://t.co/kTIHNqyYmf).

The group’s Instagram page and the petition link are no longer accessible.

The Office for Safeguarding National Security of the Central People's Government of the People's Republic of China in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (OSNS) issued a statement on Nov 29 accusing “anti-China” and “malicious individuals” of spreading false information, attacking the government’s rescue efforts, inciting social division and stirring hatred against authorities and the chief executive (https://t.co/is4V6sSZ2P).

The maximum penalty for sedition is 7 years in prison, but if the offender is found to have colluded with an "external force" the maximum penalty will be 10 years of imprisonment.

https://t.co/Gac7FrkSw6

https://t.co/SK7YC6A5Ga

[Blueyocean @Blueyocean1]

@Reuters 🔥網上聯署 Petition🔥（29.11.2025 newly created 重新設立）

徹底調查大埔宏福苑大火 追究相關人士 勿讓慘劇重演

Call for accountability over lethal Tai Po fire

https://t.co/2XyirCWqcQ

#TaiPoFire

[Blueyocean @Blueyocean1]

@Reuters https://t.co/IEyvINMYIG

#TaiPoFire

[Byron Wan @Byron_Wan]

🚨 Hong Kong is taking a page from Beijing’s playbook. Publicly questioning or challenging the government’s narratives or actions can be characterized as acts of sedition, and the government — the national security police — has no hesitation in cracking down on anyone doing so.

Hong Kong’s national security police has arrested Chinese University of Hong Kong student Miles Kwan (關靖豐) on suspicion of sedition. Kwan, together with a group of unidentified others, had set up the Tai Po Wang Fuk Court Fire Concern Group and launched a petition calling on the Hong Kong Government to address four demands in the aftermath of the inferno at the residential complex that killed at least 128 people (https://t.co/kTIHNqyYmf).

The group’s Instagram page and the petition link are no longer accessible.

The Office for Safeguarding National Security of the Central People's Government of the People's Republic of China in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (OSNS) issued a statement on Nov 29 accusing “anti-China” and “malicious individuals” of spreading false information, attacking the government’s rescue efforts, inciting social division and stirring hatred against authorities and the chief executive (https://t.co/is4V6sSZ2P).

The maximum penalty for sedition is 7 years in prison, but if the offender is found to have colluded with an "external force" the maximum penalty will be 10 years of imprisonment.

https://t.co/Gac7FrkSw6

https://t.co/SK7YC6A5Ga

[Blueyocean @Blueyocean1]

@kjoules 🔥網上聯署 Petition🔥（29.11.2025 newly created 重新設立）

徹底調查大埔宏福苑大火 追究相關人士 勿讓慘劇重演

Call for accountability over lethal Tai Po fire

https://t.co/2XyirCWqcQ

#TaiPoFire

[Joel Chan @kjoules]

TVB News showing the difference between a flame-retardant net versus one that is not

[Blueyocean @Blueyocean1]

@lpssandy 🔥網上聯署 Petition🔥（29.11.2025 newly created 重新設立）

徹底調查大埔宏福苑大火 追究相關人士 勿讓慘劇重演

Call for accountability over lethal Tai Po fire

https://t.co/2XyirCWqcQ

#TaiPoFire

[lpssandy @lpssandy]

Don't blame too fast.

#TaiPoFire

[Blueyocean @Blueyocean1]

@DCensam_ 🔥網上聯署 Petition🔥（29.11.2025 newly created 重新設立）

徹底調查大埔宏福苑大火 追究相關人士 勿讓慘劇重演

Call for accountability over lethal Tai Po fire

https://t.co/2XyirCWqcQ

#TaiPoFire

[Blueyocean @Blueyocean1]

@jisampedro 🔥網上聯署 Petition🔥（29.11.2025 newly created 重新設立）

徹底調查大埔宏福苑大火 追究相關人士 勿讓慘劇重演

Call for accountability over lethal Tai Po fire

https://t.co/2XyirCWqcQ

#TaiPoFire

[Blueyocean @Blueyocean1]

@patrickpoon 🔥網上聯署 Petition🔥（29.11.2025 newly created 重新設立）

徹底調查大埔宏福苑大火 追究相關人士 勿讓慘劇重演

Call for accountability over lethal Tai Po fire

https://t.co/2XyirCWqcQ

#TaiPoFire

[Blueyocean @Blueyocean1]

@hkcentraler @takaichi_sanae @MofaJapan_en 🔥網上聯署 Petition🔥（29.11.2025 newly created 重新設立）

徹底調查大埔宏福苑大火 追究相關人士 勿讓慘劇重演

Call for accountability over lethal Tai Po fire

https://t.co/2XyirCWqcQ

#TaiPoFire