Today, Judge Toh sent me back to prison. Here is my public statement followed by a chart addressing Judge Toh’s problematic comments at the Nov 15 appeal hearing.
Internal documents describe Facebook employees’ embarrassment and frustration after decisions it made allowed users to post videos of murders, incitements to violence and advertisements for human trafficking https://t.co/kMgkC4OU65
In case there was any doubt that this is a top to bottom restructuring of HK society: "Beijing is no longer willing to tolerate “monopoly behaviour,” the source added."
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“They are afraid of art, of ppl making connections, of organizations and groups, because essentially, they are afraid of the people,” said Kiwi Chow, a film director who was speaking at a screening when it was raided. Latest in @latimes with @aliceysu
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Hong Kong orders Tiananmen vigil group to delete websites
Organizers of the annual vigil say National Security Police ordered them to delete their online presence. #CCPChina🇨🇳 is increasingly cracking down on dissenting social media accounts in HK.
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An important letter by @hk_watch Patron @DavidAltonHL on sanctions against those responsible for the dismantling of #HongKong's freedoms
Letters: How much more abuse must Hongkongers take before the UK acts? https://t.co/4NjKOkVDfy
HK teachers quit under National Security Law's shadow
“The day I resigned, I told my school: ‘If one day, some students downstairs chant slogans, I would have to call the police to arrest my own students’. I couldn't do that. And I couldn't hold my tears.”https://t.co/Qylk7WYkYQ
🚨 BREAKING: The Biden administration on Friday initiated an investigation into Florida’s ban on mask mandates in schools.
The probe will focus on whether the state’s mask orders violate federal civil rights laws that protect students with disabilities. https://t.co/5vN5ou2kyD
Hong Kong national security police freeze HK$2.2 million worth of assets from Tiananmen Massacre vigil group, as leaders charged - Hong Kong Free Press HKFP https://t.co/A5F5mBgFke
More absurd arrests under the so-called #HongKong ‘national security law’. Arresting those commemorating #CCP crimes will not erase the truth about the past and the present of this criminal totalitarian regime
Hong Kong authorities must end ongoing threats against civil society and individuals with differing political viewpoints. Today’s arrests of Tiananmen vigil leaders are politically motivated and constitute a blatant abuse of the law by those in power.
Thank you Albert Ho for your courage, commitment and leadership.
In full: 'Speaking truth to power': Tiananmen Massacre Alliance vice-chair Albert Ho's mitigation plea - Hong Kong Free Press HKFP https://t.co/FtcjZp0I1f
Norway’s women's beach handball players were each fined 150 euros for wearing shorts rather than bikini bottoms. Men are allowed to wear shorts. A spokeswoman for the International Handball Federation said she did not know the reason for the rules. https://t.co/DUuaoGKhIi