Joshua Mok

我真係好撚鍾意香港🇭🇰 🖐️☝️
Love democracy
(GFHK SDGM)
#MilkteaAlliance
#Prodemocracy
#FollowbackHongKong #standwithhk #hongkong

[Galileo Cheng @galileocheng]

Oh it seems I never uploaded this video showing how millions stuffed in the Victoria Park and streets in white on 9 June, 2019 in Hong Kong

[Nathan Law 羅冠聰 @nathanlawkc]

Selecting Luanna Jiang as #Harvard’s graduate speaker was not a wise decision. The choice presumably aimed to showcase the benefits of internationalisation and diversity in American higher education. It had the opposite effect: it has unintentionally reinforced the stereotype of elite U.S. institutions as serving global elites (criticism particularly arose from those of authoritarian regimes) while appearing indifferent, if not complicit, to malign foreign influence.

Jiang’s address centred on the concept of a “shared future of humanity,” a phrase that mirrors the ideological framework of “人類命運共同體,” or “community with a shared future for mankind,” first introduced by Chinese President Xi Jinping in 2017. The underlying premise is clear: the Chinese Communist Party seeks to expand its global influence under the guise of promoting the common good, all while rejecting accountability within international mechanisms. This vision of a shared future rests on a unipolar, Sino-centric worldview designed to allow Beijing to bypass democratic norms and scrutiny. The goal is not cooperation, but dominance through coercion or inducement.

We fail if we don’t take the threats from malign actors seriously. Under Xi, the People’s Republic of China has intensified its authoritarian expansionism and increasingly undermines the international order. Whether we wish to view Xi as “an enemy” is beside the point; what matters is that his regime decided to act like one long ago.

What concerns me most is how these sugar-coated pacifist messages can blur the judgment of even the most intelligent minds. It will ultimately lead to more suffering around the world because dictators don’t get as much scrutiny and accountability. This speech delegation decision may deepen public scepticism toward institutions like Harvard, casting them as naive (or worse, complicit) in the face of obvious danger.

[Uyghur Human Rights Project @UyghurProject]

Important letter #FreeRahile 🕊️

The American Historical Association, the world's largest organization of professional historians, appeals for release of Uyghur anthropologist Rahile Dawut.

@AHAhistorians @JimGrossmanAHA

https://t.co/izmRgZwgPy

[Hong Kong Watch @hk_watch]

https://t.co/EfH1dNHxXw.

[Sam Cooper @scoopercooper]

BIG: NDP is proposing a public inquiry on foreign election interference, this will be moved tomorrow, "power to order and review all documents, including national security documents." This could split the NDP and Liberals.

[inmediahknet @inmediahk]

周梓樂逝世三周年 市民尚德停車場悼念遭警要求離開
https://t.co/UaT6GaNucx

[Mike Pompeo @mikepompeo]

Today, we can put the brakes on the Biden agenda.

But only if we vote.

Vote, make sure your friends vote, and make sure your family votes!

[The Guardian @guardian]

Hong Kong police seize secretary of aid fund for democracy protesters https://t.co/wiPf2pxlGY

[Michael Chong 🇨🇦 @MichaelChongMP]

My statement on recent reports revealing Beijing's interference in the 2019 Canadian general election.

#cdnpoli

[王靖渝 WANG JINGYU @WANGJINGYU2001]

BREAKING：刚才接到一个荷兰号码电话声称他是中国海外警察，他现在正在海牙中央车站，今天晚上要来逮捕我，已经向警方报案！我现在也在前往海牙中央车站的路上，擒拿共匪！稍后如条件允许我将推特直播全过程！

[Drew Pavlou 🇦🇺🇺🇸🇺🇦🇹🇼 @DrewPavlou]

Please share this to annoy the CCP

[Chloe Lo @ChloecLoNews]

#HongKong: How far this "not British colony" has fallen?

"Protesters can now demonstrate more freely on the mainland than they can in the former British colony", @mbrookerhk writes https://t.co/TvYvkbUUzv via @opinion

[Terrible Maps @TerribleMaps]

"Pearl Harbor was an inside job"

[法庭線 The Witness @thewitnesshk]

光城者案｜被控串謀煽動顛覆國家政權　7 男女全部擬認罪　暫定 9.9 判刑
https://t.co/KBdO8kAkTT

[香港市民研究院 @w33391419]

人命何價？盛惠三千。首先呢單唔係意外，係超速駕駛撞死人。求情理由呢？條女係律師行合夥人、國際律師行工作、事業有成，前途無限。超速撞死人罰款三千同上駕駛改進課程，罰款三千係咩概念？就係賭神喺船上面聚賭嘅罰款金額，而陳金城殺人就起碼坐三十年。

[J Michael Cole (寇謐將) @JMichaelCole1]

Autocratic leaders tend to be stiff, humorless, and paranoid about any potential slight. Contrast this with #Taiwan President @iingwen, who leads one of the most vibrant democracies in Asia. (Try imagining Xi Jinping in such a scene!)

[Jessie Pang @JessiePang0125]

Sea of Hong Kong and Chinese national flags 🇭🇰🇨🇳 seen in Ping Shek Estate.

[Jessie Pang @JessiePang0125]

In order to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the handover, a man waves his red flag 25 times.

[Hong Kong Free Press HKFP @hkfp]

Reflecting on the Handover anniversary, ex-Hong Kong leader Leung Chun-ying told TVB on Sunday that Hong Kong "doesn't earn a living through politics."