“Among about 200 countries today, there’s only one, the People’s Republic of China, where the #OrganHarvesting is run by the government in the state,” former Canadian MP David Kilgour told a 7/28 webinar
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Attack on #PressFreedom: A reporter for @EpochTimesHK was beaten by an unidentified man wielding a softball bat on May 11 in #HongKong, in an attack believed to be orchestrated by the #CCP in its latest attempt to silence the publication’s reporting. https://t.co/5H4feLtGon
“Why are you following me?”
Sarah Liang, an @EpochTimesHK reporter in #HongKong, was recently stalked in the street by an unidentified man. https://t.co/trqPtYWUdO
This is becoming personal. My personal friend Sarah Liang, a reporter of @EpochTimesHK has been followed and harassed for practicing independent journalism in #HongKong. I talked about what she encountered in this show.
https://t.co/5Oq8EJI12g
10 #HongKong pro-democracy activists were sentenced on Friday, for taking part in unauthorized protests in 2019.
Among them, Jimmy Lai, 72, the owner of Apple Daily; and Martin Lee, 82, a barrister and HK's "father of democracy"
https://t.co/meT1eC7ZwH
#HongKong veteran democrats case: Jimmy Lai was sentenced to 12 months. Margaret Ng and Albert Ho were sentenced to one year as well with two years of probation. Martin Lee was sentenced to 11 months, on probation for two years. Others were sentenced between 8 to 10 months.
The @EpochTimes will Host Press Conference on the Attack on #PressFreedom in #HongKong on April 13 at 1:30 p.m.
June Guo, director of @EpochTimesHK office, will provide details regarding the recent attack by 4 masked intruders armed with sledge hammers. https://t.co/oXk07rvMJC
.@mikepompeo said the attack on @EpochTimesHK's printing plant was “appalling, but not unexpected":
“The Chinese Communist Party continues to demonstrate they will not honor their agreement on the freedom of the people of Hong Kong."
https://t.co/kIjW6IPn4Y
The printing plant of @EpochTimesHK was damaged by hammer-wielding intruders on Sunday morning.
Spokeswoman Cheryl Ng said the intrusion was characteristic of the #CCP and had the aim of silencing an independent outlet.
https://t.co/5JXCnOGIjx
#LunarNewYear is usually the peak season to sell fruits. Small businesses were affected by the sudden #COVID19#lockdown in #Hongkong.
https://t.co/e7X2fj97AB