Today we sent a bipartisan list of questions to @zoom_us after it closed the accounts of several Chinese activists at the request of the Communist Party
Zoom’s decision to bow down to the demands of Communist China is unacceptable.
Shutting down accounts that pose no threat, simply because the Chinese Communist Party asked you to, is a slap in the face to those fighting for their human rights. This should never have happened.
Protesters sang “Glory to Hong Kong” in Mong Kok to mark the first anniversary of 612. But while they were singing, riot police officers who were initially guarding Langham Place rushed out and cordond off an area. They separated reporters from the protesters.
Hong Kong police officer kneeled on a person’s neck during a dispersal operation in Causeway Bay on June 12. Does this scene look familiar to you? #HongKongProtests#HongKongPolice#HongKong#HK
On this anniversary of #TiananmenSquareMassacre, I call on American corporations doing business and making $$ in #China to stand up against Beijing’s violent, illegal crackdown in Hong Kong. These co’s never hesitate to share political views in USA. They must take a stand now
#HongKongers - & people throughout China under the repressive, mendacious Chinese Communist Party:
Today as we remember the terrible massacre of pro-democracy protesters in Tiananmen Square & throughout China, I wrote this: 👇
Because I ❤️ you. And I'll fight for your freedom‼️
I led a peaceful protest at an Australian university and was physically attacked by supporters of the Chinese state.
Instead of protecting me, my university expelled me to protect their relations with China.
We have to fight UQ. Without freedom of speech, we have nothing!
One of the most nightmarish memories of our generations. It's the 31st anniversary of Tiananmen Massacre. We remember, we never forget. Freedom and democracy belong to everyone.
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Around the world, there are 365 days in a year. Yet in China, one of those days is purposely forgotten each year. In Taiwan, there were once days missing from our calendar, but we’ve worked to bring them to light. I hope one day China can say the same.
#HongKongers, here is this weeks lesson!
Given it’s meaning, wanted to say ppl are fighting for their rights all over the world, and it is important to support common goals of human rights for every person of every colour, of every country, not just our own.
#手足 take care
#HongKong's Financial Secretary Seen Holding Back Tears When Discussing US Economic Sanctions
Paul Chan was seen at a press conference meeting with reporters saying he did not see significant capital outflows. However, his eyes were visibly red when he made the statement