7.21 #HKPoliceTerrorists and triads colluded Yuen Long Terror Attack 5th month anniversary.
A man just walked pass by the #HongKongPoliceTerrorists, but get attacked and scolded afterwards in Yoho Mall Yuen Long!
This is Hong Kong now! No rule of law but a police state!
'The posts encourage Chinese nationals to ‘actively report’ this ‘situation to officials’ - HK/Taiwan students in the UK outraged over comments by Sheffield Uni's International Students Officer https://t.co/rQicq7tA4m via @ForgePress
Battling fear and separation on virus 'dirty team'.
After gruelling shifts treating #coronavirus patients, Hong Kong doctor Alfred Wong often finds himself alone in a hotel room eating takeaway, battling the pain of being separated from his pregnant wife
https://t.co/jh1LCvO5xE
@HumanRightsPath @HongKongFP this is everyone with conscience would do except HK gov. They only respect 🇨🇳🇨🇳and 💰. Voluntary first aider here in HongKong also need some respect instead of being treated as some criminals
@HumanRightsPath @HongKongFP #HongKong government never admits violating #humanrights, but the world is watching. They cannot be denied.
https://t.co/0Rj1hqbsmd
@HumanRightsPath @HongKongFP There's no human rights in the mind of CCP, better not expect it will correct itself
If the world really want to see human rights in China, international community have to do something concrete
“Xia Baolong came to inspect last autumn, and he saw the cross.” He said: ‘Take down the cross. It’s so high, and it’s not appropriate.’ - @iandenisjohnson reporting on Xia’s fateful trip in late 2013. Now he’s the top boss in Hong Kong. https://t.co/l7mD4NabPk
The appointment of Xia Baolong, who led a campaign in China to demolish churches and remove crosses, extends a shake-up in the Communist Party apparatus to tighten control of protest-racked Hong Kong. https://t.co/a2oqK86sq3
"Xia Baolong wields huge influence, because after Zhejiang demolished crosses, other provinces like Hebei and Henan did the same," Chang told RFA.
"Can the government take such a hard line in Hong Kong and Macau?"
https://t.co/QieUXTU8Um
China pressures Denmark to remove art sculpture outside parliament in Copenhagen that depicts Hong Kong protesters, calling it a "site of conflict."
Why is China on the UN committee overseeing human rights NGOs?
https://t.co/Eb4arsn1VG
Hong Kong faces a dangerous threat from the coronavirus on mainland China but, to impede pro-democracy protests, Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam has barred the import of face masks. https://t.co/Z3Oa6LYX8a
Two eventful #Reshuffles in one day.
The appointment of a known hardliner is concerning. Hong Kong needs deescalation, an independent inquiry, political reforms, and compromise now more than ever.
https://t.co/FFgR0cwUtI