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[Washington Examiner @dcexaminer]

Pro-democracy activists boycott @Disney's Mulan after its actress voices support of Hong Kong police.

"Liu Yifei openly and proudly endorses police brutality in Hong Kong, I urge everyone who believes in human rights" to boycott.

https://t.co/nrENSs93iG

[LILITEAM @LILITEAMTH327]

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This is what’s happening in Thailand right now. Please take your time to read this and retweet this post to help us spread the message.

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#SavePanusaya #SaveParit #FightwithPanusaya

[Thaikun 🇹🇭 @ThaikunBot]

A Quick take on #FightwithPanusaya (1)

#SavePanusaya #SaveThaiDemocracy
#มึงโกรธเป็นคนเดียวหรอ

[Prachatai English @prachatai_en]

Student activists Panusaya Sithijirawattanakul and Parit Chiwarak have posted on their Facebook pages that there are plainclothes officers waiting around their residence, causing concern that they are about to be arrested.

#SavePanusaya #FightWithPanusaya

[Earthling021 @KEarthling]

Student activist Panusaya Sithijirawattanakul updated on her social media that there are officers in front of her dormitory & they are preparing to arrest her at 5am. Panusaya was very vocal about monarchy reform when she was on the stage last Monday. #SavePanusaya

[Hong Kong Free Press HKFP @hkfp]

Officers are seen examining staffers' desks inside Apple Daily's HQ, contradicting assurances from the National Security Department's Steve Li that journalistic materials would not be searched. Clip: Apple Daily via StandNews. In full: https://t.co/fJM6JmxV6n

[The Wall Street Journal @WSJ]

Jimmy Lai, the outspoken publisher of Hong Kong’s widely read pro-democracy newspaper Apple Daily, was arrested Monday on suspicion of “foreign collusion” under a new national security law Beijing has imposed on the city https://t.co/wxHnCk3W3e

[Bloomberg @business]

BREAKING: Hong Kong police arrest media tycoon Jimmy Lai under national security law for allegedly colluding with foreign forces, local media report https://t.co/pAYiUikZG3

[BBC News (World) @BBCWorld]

Hong Kong 'no longer autonomous from China', says US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo https://t.co/1ed0h70CbT

[CNN @CNN]

JUST IN: Sec. of State Mike Pompeo certified to Congress that Hong Kong no longer enjoys a high degree of autonomy from China. This could result in the loss of HK’s special trading status with the US and threaten its standing as a financial hub https://t.co/S0YiSGjxtz

[Financial Times @FT]

US will no longer consider Hong Kong autonomous from China https://t.co/ctQhADMrRW

[The Wall Street Journal @WSJ]

Riot police faced off with protesters in Hong Kong as thousands joined demonstrations across the city to oppose a bill that would criminalize disrespect of China’s national anthem https://t.co/VvroU2uBAb

[The New Yorker @NewYorker]

Protests erupted in Hong Kong on Wednesday, when the local legislature began debating a bill that would criminalize disrespect of the Chinese national anthem. Police rounded up dozens of people, including schoolchildren. https://t.co/KexsiFNJ6K

[Reuters @Reuters]

U.S. considering suspension of Hong Kong's special tariff rates: sources https://t.co/sdnx4n6pJP

[Radio Free Asia @RadioFreeAsia]

Anti-Beijing protests break out again in Hong Kong, and police arrest more than 300 people. The renewed protests come as China moves ahead with plans to impose a draconian sedition law, bypassing the Hong Kong’s Legislative Council.

[Artnet @artnet]

1,500 arts workers protest China's proposed Hong Kong National Security Law, claiming it will do 'incalculable' damage to culture in the city. https://t.co/zLfEc7ng3S

[AFP Photo @AFPphoto]

Hong Kong police clamp down on national anthem law protests #AFP
https://t.co/qhv9KTpiSo
https://t.co/qsHUJp6Q72
📸 @AntAFP
📸 Isaac Lawrence

[Jacobin @jacobin]

China’s new national security laws are a significant escalation against the protest movement in Hong Kong. Rather than act through Hong Kong officials to carry out its will, Beijing has decided to directly restrict Hong Kong residents' free speech. https://t.co/CioV3sy1RA

[Ruptly @Ruptly]

Protests persisted against the planned law to make insulting #China's national anthem a crime in #HongKong late on Wednesday, even after hundreds were arrested earlier in the afternoon.
#NationalAnthemLaw
#HongKong

[Financial Times @FinancialTimes]

⚡️ “China's proposed security law triggers protests in Hong Kong”

https://t.co/mmfP4iXTKJ