Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab believes the ban of the BBC in China is 'a draconian step,' insisting it is 'another example of China cracking down on media freedom.'
@TomSwarbrick1 | #SwarbrickOnSunday | @DominicRaab
#HongKong you need to get back on Twitter.
It shapes reporting and influences politicians. We wouldn't have got the BN(O) policy without it.
Yes, it's not a perfect platform, but you have to work with the tools you've got.
Check out Finn Lau 劉祖廸 on Twitter.
攬炒巴 |#HongKong Activist | 90s | Founder of "Hong Kong Liberty" (攬炒團隊) @HKLibertyTeam | Ex-convenor of "Fight for Freedom. Stand with Hong Kong." @stand_with_hk https://t.co/HmOT4cxZTM
A young girl of school age was just cornered by riot police & proceeded to run away, before being viciously wrestled to the ground, kicked & pinned down by several police officers.
I wish I could say this isn’t normal in Hong Kong today, but it is.
Vid: HKUST student reporters
A 12yo girl scared, ran, and pushed down by riot police in Mong Kong via HKUST Radio News Reporting Team. @appledaily_hk interviewed her mum, said she only buying paint for schoolwork with her brother https://t.co/a5oUWQODLy #HongKongProtests
While buying paint for homework, a 12yo girl was brutally smashed to ground by #hkpolice, after she was terrified and tried to run away. In #policestate under #nationalsecuritylaw, you will face #policebrutality even though you are just going shopping.
@nathanlawkc#HKPoliceBruality is getting worse when security law is implemented month ago. They lost control easily when HK ppl were just enchanting or even just passed by them. Elderly, girl, disabled ppl & students are included in brutality.
Hong Kong police arrested dozens of people including key activists as protests again flared up on city streets Sunday after weeks of relative calm since the implementation of a national security law https://t.co/OeCHrl1YB6