Around 300 people joined a "Stand with Hong Kong" protest in Tokyo on Wednesday. They gathered to pressure the Japanese government to respond to the issue of Hong Kong democracy and the alleged curtailing of its freedoms. Photos: Viola Kam/United Social Press. @USPhongkong
Supporters of Agnes Chow, a 23-year-old democracy activist who was arrested this week under Hong Kong’s national security law, call her the “real Mulan" https://t.co/MGhI7GZ0km
Hong Kong pro-democracy activist Sunny Cheung said at least three people had stalked him and analogised the scene to what happened to Agnes Chow before arrested for inciting secession. Cheung lobbied other countries, mainly the US, for Hong Kong democratisation. #HongKongProtests
We are all against police brutality.
We are all against autocracy.
We are all against human rights violations.
We are all together.
We want justice.
We need justice.
#StandwithBelarus#FreeBelarus#HKerswithyou
This is Hong Kong today, police protecting thugs and suspicious stalkers, attacking and threatening citizens.
Just when you thought they have already hit rock bottom.....
#HongKong
#FridayMotivation from some of the 3310 donors (and counting) to the private prosecution fund.
Please help us meet our target and show British expats in the @hkpoliceforce that they cannot escape justice.
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Even though I cannot send my blessing to you in person, but I know you will be as strong and persistent as always. @chowtingagnes stay safe and wish you all the best.