Benedict Rogers is a British human rights activist who founded @hk_watch ...
He tweeted: "This appalling #CCP thuggery against #HongKongers in Southampton marking #612 anniversary is unacceptable and outrageous and cannot be tolerated"
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A Japanese busker was denied entry to Hong Kong. He believes it was because he supported the pro-democracy movement when performing on the streets in 2019 and 2020 in Hong Kong
“We should be doing everything possible to make sure they feel safe but also to make sure they are able to continue to exercise their basic rights here, to hold peaceful protests without fear of repercussions.”
“I think it’s really a wake-up call for us that there is a real need to take seriously the security of Hongkongers who have left Hong Kong to come to this country to escape harassment from the Chinese regime and find freedom. /
He said: “It is a shocking and appalling incident, particularly as this is not the first time this has happened. It comes after the Manchester consulate incident last year./
Benedict Rogers, the chief executive of Hong Kong Watch, the human rights charity, described the incident as a “wake-up call” to the plight of Hongkongers who had fled China and settled in the UK. /
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