Similar to the National Security Law, #Article23 has alarmingly longreach extraterritorial effects, as the law criminalises activities that are conducted wholly outside of #HongKong and by non-Chinese, non-Hong Kong nationals. 1/8
After arresting a man in #HongKong on Monday for reposting a post telling people not to vote in upcoming #FakeElection, ICAC's now issued an arrest warrant for an exiled HK YouTuber in Germany. (The ban on saying #DontVote has "extraterritorial effect.")
https://t.co/YaNtj8zrWK
#HongKong govt announces plan to “disband” the Hong Kong Heritage Museum, and turn the Science Museum into an expo centre glorifying 🇨🇳#China’s development and accomplishments
Another attempt to sideline local heritage, eradicate HK history & impose #CCP authority in the city🤬
Heartbroken to see Hong Kong Heritage Museum being demolished by HK gov’t to make ways for the proposed « National Development & Achievement Museum » . I used to learn HK history there as a kid.
We rely on civil society to preserve Hong Kong culture, history & heritage now.
#NEW 🚨 #AgnesChow, who served 6 months in an Hong Kong max security prison for “inciting unlawful assembly”, announces that she won’t return to HK, and that she was forced to go to China by National Security Police before being granted permission to study abroad.
⚠️Exclusive story on @Channel4 this evening in which I spoke to a fake journalist with @IsobelYeung.
The documentary exposes spying activities of and transnational repression tactics deployed by the Chinese Communist Party.
Kudos to the production team and campaign allies.
Breaking: major Liberal scandal…
Opposition Conservatives have obtained leaked secret recordings concerning a billion dollar Liberal “green” slush-fund that was used to funnel “free money” to “well connected Liberals.”
Will this take down the corrupt Trudeau Liberals?
China moves to boost "patriotic education" including in Hong Kong
And we all know that "patriotism" for #China's #CCP doesn't mean love of country, but love of Party
https://t.co/DykzUvtev3
#HongKong national security police have taken away Nathan Law’s sister-in-law for questioning.
She’s the 48th person affected by the crackdown related to the arrest warrants & bounties issued for 8 exiled HKers on July 3, 13 of them associated with Nathan. https://t.co/PToU0sjMqO
Hong Kong government now putting these “wanted” posters up around the city.
Do they know how this ludicrous campaign against completely innocent people makes the HKSAR look to the rest of the world?
Via @a2zumi