Thank you @marcorubio for accepting our invitation to record a video to support Hongkongers.
Also, @CECCgov issued a statement to decry #HKPoliceTerrorists to fire tear gas in universities creating more conflicts.
We hope the #HKHumanRightsandDemocracyAct will be passed soon!
Law-breaking students? No @ChinaDaily.
These are brave individuals fighting for their human rights and freedom that has been stripped from them by Communist China. And it’s time we all stand with them.
Videos circulating online show at least a dozen pro-Beijing men, wielding sticks or bars, attacking isolated young people in Sheung Shui on Thursday morning.
#HongKong
Hong Kong reporter Chan Yu-hong has been diagnosed with chloracne, raising public health concerns about the widespread use of tear gas by the police—The condition is “rare skin eruption of blackheads, cysts and nodules, directly linked to dioxin exposure”
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@business “Everybody’s worried, but that’s not stopping us from coming out.”
This office worker in Hong Kong’s Central business district explains why many continue to come out in support of the #HongKongProtests downtown #香港
Five months of police daily use of tear gas across town has literally turned Hong Kong into a toxic gas chamber. Even the govt isn’t clear abt the toxins of tear gas (how ridiculous!). Deeply worrying.
@business "5 demands, not 1 less."
Protesters return to Hong Kong's Central business district for the 4th straight day of lunchtime demonstrations #HongKongProtests#香港