Doudou Li

#followbackhongkong #fivedemandsnotoneless

[Ezra Cheung @ezracheungtoto]

#BREAKING: Beijing is planning to increase the number of seats for the Hong Kong Chief Executive election committee from 1,200 to 1,500, and the Hong Kong Legislative Council from 70 to 90 seats, local news outlet Now News cites sources. #HongKongProtest

[Tommy Walker @tommywalkertv]

I looked through my photos tonight. One common factor, more and more Hongkongers going to jail because they believe in democracy.

[Kris Cheng @krislc]

Regrettably many details in court could not be reported due to legal restrictions; but what happened outside the court can be reported. See a @StandNewsHK photo of the 47’s gestures when getting on the prison van to the court:

[Benedict Rogers 羅傑斯 @benedictrogers]

A totally ridiculous complete disenfranchisement of #HongKong

https://t.co/owyVxVjhWM

[Mratt Kyaw Thu @mrattkthu]

People are still fighting against the military in #Myanmar. Yangon, Mandalay, Monwya, Myingyan, and Bagan (heritage city) are now protesting despite over 30 people were killed in previous days.

[Kanis Leung @kanis_leung]

Beijing’s plan to “improve” HK’s electoral system - from cable news, citing sources
1. No. of seats in CE election committee to be raised from 1200 to 1500. five sectors, each has 300 ppl
No more district councillors.
2. Legco to have 90 seats, up from 70. axed super seats.

[Denise Ho @hoccgoomusic]

What a joke of a so-called government.🤬

[Matthew Tostevin @TostevinM]

One person confirmed killed in Mandalay as Myanmar forces open fire on protesters, that's according to witnesses as well as local media #WhatsHappeningInMyanmar

[ChengCC 鄭思思 @ChengCiCi1]

Prison Truck

[Ezra Cheung @ezracheungtoto]

#BREAKING: Beijing will give the “Hong Kong Chief Executive Election Committee the new power to nominate all candidates for Legislative Council members and directly elect some members to the legislature,” Wang Chen, the National People’s Congress Standing Committee vice-chairman.

[Matan Even @mataneven]

141/? - This is the 141st episode of a series I do where I go over some of Hong Kong’s worst police brutality moments! #hongkong protesters have been exiled from Hong Kong and are still traumatized after being tombs from their country!
Extended Version - https://t.co/8S61wDVXwA

[🇺🇦Hong Kong World City☔️ @HKWORLDCITY]

#LIVE Remaining Pro-Dems press conference. Share and watch. #HongKongProtests #FreeHongKong https://t.co/THGwP7tOWR

[William Yang @WilliamYang120]

Arrests, stop and searches, firing pepper balls, and dispersing crowds - these elements summarized another night of commemoration of an incident that traumatized many in #HongKong one year ago.

[ChengCC 鄭思思 @ChengCiCi1]

Live: Police shouted no assembly(Blue flag)
#831PrinceEdwardAttack

[ChengCC 鄭思思 @ChengCiCi1]

Live: Police flashing light to interfere camera shooting. very common practice
#831PrinceEdwardAttack

[Atlas @AtlasMovement]

We are demanding accountability and justice for the #PrinceEdward station attack!

#StandWithHongKong

[Adrià Ballester 🍎 @adria_ballester]

Only a tyrant government would carry out a terrorist attack against its own people. Prince Edward Station, Hong Kong.

#HongKong #PrinceEdwardStation #StandWithHongKong #831PrinceEdward #HongKong
#HongKongProtests #831太子恐襲

[PSHK International Official @OfficialPshk]

Large number of citizens appeared outside the Prince Edward station to commemorate the #831Incident. Several district councillors and a lawmaker appeared to receive flowers from citizens.

[PSHK International Official @OfficialPshk]

A woman was seen holding a large poster with words reading “the missing truth” outside the Prince Edward station.