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@CrystalSuLay @Chuee16 my friend was arrested in the protest. Is there anyone or any organization i can contact for helping her?

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@Chuee16 my friend was arrested in the protest. Is there anyone or any organization i can contact for helping her?

[The Globe and Mail @globeandmail]

Top Hong Kong university cuts ties with student union over national security concerns https://t.co/U1ofPEPvsy

[Nathan Law 羅冠聰 @nathanlawkc]

Democratic figures arrested under the National Security Law last month are requested to report to the police this Sunday. It is suspected that charges might be put. Bails could be denied and years of imprisonment may ensue if they are convicted.
Please pay attention to the case.

[Jack Hazlewood @JackHHazlewood]

A young girl of school age was just cornered by riot police & proceeded to run away, before being viciously wrestled to the ground, kicked & pinned down by several police officers.

I wish I could say this isn’t normal in Hong Kong today, but it is.

Vid: HKUST student reporters

[RcHongKong @honghongkongrc]

@lukedepulford @hkpoliceforce

[Benedict Rogers 羅傑斯 @benedictrogers]

https://t.co/RZjcWWWZql

[Shibani Mahtani @ShibaniMahtani]

My deepest respect to Apple Daily reporters who are continuing to stand firm, to do their jobs and to live-stream the monumental developments in their newsroom today despite the risks. A continuation of their true public service at the forefront of the protests last year. Humbled

[Nathan Law 羅冠聰 @nathanlawkc]

"In the U.S. we've already seen the change(structural change in terms of China policy), but in Europe and the U.K. the change is happening. So I think my presence and my arrival could facilitate that change."

https://t.co/nGnwJnKs9j

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#nationalsecueitylaw

[Reuters @Reuters]

Hong Kong police fire pepper pellets to disperse protests over security bill https://t.co/vuaOHktjNe

[TIME @TIME]

A fresh round of protests broke out on Wednesday in Hong Kong over controversial legislation that would make insulting China’s national anthem a criminal offense punishable by up to three years in jail https://t.co/jBt3BrvtPe

[Daily Mail @DailyMail]

Police fire pepper pellets and arrest dozens of pro-democracy activists in Hong Kong https://t.co/gtx2eT4cX6

[BBC News (World) @BBCWorld]

Hong Kong police arrest hundreds and fire pepper pellets amid fresh unrest

Protesters were rallying against a bill to criminalise insulting China's national anthem https://t.co/N1Zljnee2B

[New York Times World @nytimesworld]

The protest was timed to coincide with when Hong Kong lawmakers were scheduled to debate legislation that would threaten a fine and prison for anyone found to be misusing or insulting China's national anthem https://t.co/ESSO6giorn

[Los Angeles Times @latimes]

Thousands protest in Hong Kong as lawmakers debate national anthem bill https://t.co/6YjAAwAMT6

[BBC News (World) @BBCWorld]

Police in Hong Kong fire tear gas against protesters taking part in the first pro-democracy demonstration since China announced plans to impose a new security law on the territory

https://t.co/ED9vrZjDX5

[SBS News @SBSNews]

Tear gas and water cannon have been used to disperse protesters in Hong Kong critical of a new security law, as residents consider moving to Australia. https://t.co/zmMnaC3lkc

[Hong Kong Free Press HKFP @hkfp]

BREAKING: Police have fired tear gas at the crossroads of Hennessy Road and Percival Street, and near Hysan Place. Photo: StandNews screenshot.