Apple Daily has announced its closure yesterday. Hereby, the Students’ Union would like to thank Apple Daily for all their contributions for the past 26 years. Thank you for always reporting the truth, and fighting for freedom.
The busy Hung Hom Cross-Harbour tunnel, once popular with advertisers, is now infested with #CCPChina🇨🇳-style slogans.
Top Banner: “National Security protects our home.”
Side Banner: “Perfect the Election System. Implement Ruling of Hong Kong by Patriots”
Photo: @StandNewsHK
It’s outrageous and very sad. Yes, I understand the inevitable “we are just a business,” “X number of jobs are at stake” lines, but the other side is the immeasurable suffering from death, imprisonment, torture and family separation. Don’t be so heartless. https://t.co/mGZGZN7j4S
Antony Dapiran @antd visited today and signed a bunch of copies of his book City on Fire, a perennial best seller at Bleak House Books. Go ahead, treat yourself and come grab a signed copy while they’re still around. Because you only live once. #StandWithHongKong
#BREAKING Court of Appeal rules “joint enterprise” doctrine could apply on public order case, meaning those not in the scene of unlawful assembly or riot could be liable, over the not guilty ruling of Central July 28th for Henry Tong, Elaine To & the minor
Including journalists.
#HK immediately suspends all vaccination of the #BioNTech#COVIDー19 vaccine due to problems found in the packaging of the latest batch of supplies. The SAR government will hold urgent meeting with the jabs' mainland manufacturer Fosun later today.
Over thousand protestors registered and walked out from PolyU siege through police checkpoint would be arrested or prosecuted - @appledaily_hk #HongKongProtests https://t.co/kCzVLFf9c6
In a tit-for-tat approach, China’s foreign ministry announces sanctions on ten people and four entities on the EU side it deems “maliciously” spreading lies against China. They include Reinhard Bütikofer, chair of the European Parliament’s delegation for relations with China.
EU foreign ministers meeting in Brussels have approved sanctions over abuses in China, Myanmar and Russia, as the bloc expands measures targeting global rights breaches
https://t.co/YRVSelt8x1