The conviction against Jimmy Lai, Gwyneth Ho & Chow Hang Tung is absurd. A vigil to remember the victims of a totalitarian regime can only be illegal in a morally bankrupt totalitarian regime desperate to hide its past & present crimes
#StandWithHongKong
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Police in Hong Kong are investigating the origins of the fake app after the government made its LeaveHomeSafe app compulsory for anyone entering government-run buildings, including courts, swimming pools, badminton courts and public markets from Nov. 1.
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-While #USA fought unnecessary wars
-#American citizens bought #Chinese goods in bulk
-#China using that money & period of peace prepared weapons to destroy same people
-#Nuclear armed Chinese Hypersonic Missile is result of that
-Destroy China or get annihilated
@China_Amb_India
The NBA allows its players to kneel during the national anthem, but punishes players for speaking out against human rights violations in China.
Pathetic, but not surprising.
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Hong Kong: police arrest senior members of group that organised Tiananmen vigils | The Guardian
The Hong Kong Alliance had earlier refused a police request to hand over information, saying police were abusing power to invoke fear in civil society groups.
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I am hearing disturbing reports that WHRD Chow Hangtung&3 colleagues arrested after police accused HK Alliance in Support of Patriotic Democratic Movements of 🇨🇳China of being "agent of foreign forces". For 30yrs it has run peaceful vigils to remember those killed in Tiananmen Sq
More absurd arrests under the so-called #HongKong ‘national security law’. Arresting those commemorating #CCP crimes will not erase the truth about the past and the present of this criminal totalitarian regime
🇭🇰 „Any words of farewell for me?“ #ChowHangTung tweeted shortly before she and 3 other senior members of the #HongKongAlliance got arrested by #HongKong police today. These arrests are completely unwarranted & must stop NOW. We #StandWithHongKong ✊
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Hong Kong: police arrest senior members of group that organised Tiananmen vigils | Hong Kong | The Guardian - Chow Hang-tung, a barrister and organiser of the Hong Kong Alliance, wrote on Twitter ‘Any farewell words for me?’ before she was detained https://t.co/9IqfZrGyJs
Hong Kong: police arrest senior members of group that organised Tiananmen vigils.
Chow Hang-tung, a barrister and organiser of the Hong Kong Alliance, wrote on Twitter ‘Any farewell words for me?’ before she was detained. https://t.co/Cx5wknf7Ad