Another view of the same incident, in which undercover police disguised as protestors drag a demonstrator by the legs, as other officers pepper spray a crowd of journalists. Plainclothes HK police officers regularly arrest protestors but rarely with this brutality. Vid: Telegram.
@alvinllum https://t.co/ctylOlobqv
dangerous driving? The driver honked the horn because he wanted to ensure safety! This is #HKPoliceState , where police arrest ppl because they feel "unhappy".
1)China's plan to replace Mongolian with mandarin-only classes in Inner-mongolian primary schools has fueled widespread protests. For many ethnic Mongolians, the CCP has stepped too far with its cultural assimilation policies that put the Mongolian language under imminent threat
Pushing an obviously pregnant woman to the ground is the height of barbarity
Doing so a minute or more after being told by her husband that she is pregnant - so unquestionably deliberately - is stupifyingly inhumane
These aren't cops, they're gangsters who should be prosecuted
#HKPolice has no plan to stop abusing Hkers. Apart from hurting the innocent pregnant woman, an unarmed young lady’s shirt was torn apart when the crazy police want to arrest her and her boyfriend. Another blatant case of sexual abuse.
#HKPoliceBrutality#StandWithHongKong
Takes a particular sort of scum to brutalise a pregnant woman.
Since July last 2019, the @hkpoliceforce have shown again and again that pregnancy is no defence against their disproportionate brutalising of democracy campaigners.
Really hope she is ok.
8/31 anniversary.
For many, the Prince Edward attack was the day that trust in the Hong Kong Police Force collapsed. Videos like this are important reminders of the drivers of protest, and why an independent investigation was one of the core demands.
@krislc I think at least two former Chief Justice hold the opposite views as Yeung. Will he condemn the two as “so-called legal experts” like Carrie Lam?
@SolomonYue HK police asked why citizens hate them? This clip speaks volume. But this is just the tip of an iceberg, there's a lot more #HKPoliceBrutality over the past year which keep fueling the city's unrest.
(pic: StandNews)
More horrifying video emerging on Telegram of the pregnant woman who was pushed to the ground by the HK Police in Mong Kok tonight. The man in black trying to protect her is her husband. Excruciating just to watch.
@alisonkilling thanks for revealing these horrible things in Xinjiang and CCP is trying to cover up. Genocide is happening in Xinjiang and Mongolia, the world have to speak up for the ethnic minorities in China.
China's Baidu has blank spots in its mapping platform. We used those blank locations to look for the network of prisons and internment camps in Xinjiang, where up to a million Muslim minorities have been detained. Here's how we did it. https://t.co/Icpm96Ccx0