Hong Kong police have confirmed that they made three arrests near Prince Edward station on Monday as people gathered there seven years since officers stormed train carriages amid citywide protests.
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Why is Beijing suppressing media coverage of the flood disaster in Tibet? “What authoritarian governments fear most are questions. The playbook is to control other narratives, extinguish any questions which inevitably lead to seeking accountability.” https://t.co/M4ZJDxxcgN
In Hong Kong, prominent pro-democracy activist Joshua Wong is facing another severe punishment for being an inspiration for many. It’s an unacceptable cruelty to keep stacking charges against him since Nov 2020. Authorities should free him immediately. https://t.co/olz5XQcRMK
China's transnational repression in Japan, as reported by Japanese media: a Uyghur man was about to speak at an event in Japan on Uyghur forced labor. He withdrew his participation after Xinjiang authorities detained his relatives in XJ for about 24 hours. https://t.co/Wv7yKt5yQ1
The whole world sees the plight of the flood victims in Nepal. Why does the Chinese government not allow the flood victims in Tibet to be heard? https://t.co/tGs7LjXyVV
Joshua Wong has been one of Hong Kong's most consistent and inspiring lives for democracy. Beijing is concocting one criminal charge after another to keep him in prison and his voice silenced. Anti-democracy Trump seems not to care. https://t.co/s4V279QmRc
In Hong Kong, prominent pro-democracy activist Joshua Wong is facing another severe punishment for being an inspiration for many. It’s an unacceptable cruelty to keep stacking charges against him since Nov 2020. Authorities should free him immediately. https://t.co/olz5XQcRMK
Hong Kong’s court is now a sandbox for far-fetched logic.
The gov’t argues @joshuawongcf has “conspired to collude w/ foreign forces” for reposting a former colleague on social media. Worse? Most evidence predates this very law that can now give him life imprisonment. Total sham
Finally, a rare Chinese language piece centering the victims on the Tibet/China side of the flood, posted on Substack (i.e. outside China's info ecosystem) https://t.co/H5qmaB0OnQ one can only imagine the difficult work behind this investigation.