For decades, Taiwan's passport didn't say "Taiwan" at all. It said something else: the Republic of China. But if Taiwan once called itself China, who gets to be the "real" China?
@visegrad24 It won't be just an Embassy, it will be a spy and secret police station operating in London. China will help the Labour government implement draconian laws and a social credit system.
TikTok is banned in China. This is a Chinese company that won’t let anyone in China use it because they know how harmful it is.
Americans getting upset they are about to lose their preferred Chinese spying and propaganda platform are cluess.
Switch to literally any other platform to get your dance/reaction videos that isn’t owned by the Chinese Communist Party.
A long message was posted on Gwyneth Ho’s Facebook page on Tuesday after the former journalist was among 45 pro-democracy figures jailed over their roles in a primary election. Ho was sentenced to seven years in jail.
“Prosecuting democratic politicians and activists across the spectrum, the case was seen as the turning point at which Hong Kong became a lost cause. People were scared into silence and forced to give up hope for democracy in Hong Kong,” the post read, adding that Ho chose to fight the best fight she could.
“What really defines our identity is not the suffering itself, but the way in which we face it. It is in action that one defines oneself, and only people who truly know who they are can open up, make new connections in the most unexpected circumstances, and bring about change,” it continued.
In full: https://t.co/HNjrh1OXe9 - link in bio.
File photo: Gwyneth Ho, via Facebook.
Gwyneth Ho, who was sentenced today in the #HK47 trial to 7 years in prison for running in a primary election has just had this statement posted on her Facebook page. It's the first public statement from her in a long time.
Read it in full here: https://t.co/fparCdyZS6
On the eve of the #HongKong47 sentencing, our Policy Director @megan_khoo urges international governments to take action to support Hong Kongers in the city and abroad, and to make it clear that “business as usual” no longer applies in #HongKong ⬇️
https://t.co/lrgYuZ7J3I
BREAKING: Hong Kong jails ex-professor Benny Tai to 10 years in the longest sentence under the national security law, while activist Joshua Wong gets 4.6 years https://t.co/RM6VF8AX6n
Full page ad in today’s New York Times from @thecfhk calling out finance executives for attending an investment conference in Hong Kong this week while 45 democratic opposition leaders are sentenced to prison and pro-democracy media mogul Jimmy Lai’s political trial resumes.
In one week the HK gov't will host its investment summit. 68 finance execs from 54 global firms are scheduled to share the stage w/ US-sanctioned John Lee. On the same day, 45 #HongKong democracy leaders will be sentenced. We call on the finance execs to WITHDRAW from the summit.
German citizen @DavidJRMissal was actually IN China when he flew TO Hong Kong, only to be denied entry after 13 hours of questioning: https://t.co/U5RwUoHESb
Our new report w/ @SFTHQ documents 34 attacks on protesters by CCP supporters such as this one during Xi Jinping's visit to San Francisco in November 2023. These attacks took place in a major US city, so far with impunity. #TransnationalRepression
https://t.co/WhdHXQsRT3
Stand with members of @IAPE1096 in calling on The Wall Street Journal to restore Selina Cheng to her former position and to provide a full explanation for management’s decision to dismiss her.
https://t.co/EOd5sbevt2
The Wall Street Journal @WSJ has sacked @selina_cheng, who is chair of the Hong Kong Journalists’ Association. The HK authorities don’t like the HKJA. You’d hope a big Western news organisation would stand up to Chinese pressure.