1. It’s devastating to witness three of my former colleagues, Joshua, Agnes, Ivan are jailed. The sentencing is absurd. Retweet if you have the same demands:
1.Immediate release of the trio
2.Stop prosecuting under National Security Law
3.Sanction accountable govt officials
https://t.co/n4nVqESrMM
"In this new portal we allow users to visualize some of the key characteristics of roughly 1700 Chinese Communist Party elite..."
HK gov handed out a record 687 awards this year, with HK police getting 94 for their handling in last year's social movement.
This is despite the criticism they received from international organizations.
https://t.co/dOLeV5T3Di
#HongKong authorities said live feeds of #721YuenLongAttacks were biased & distorted.
See for yourself footage by then @StandNewsHK reporter @KwaiLamHo, who was beaten & injured.
Police also said no indiscriminate attack & both sides were evenly matched. Profanity warning
I was standing outside #cafeseasons and wonder if I should wait in a line of 4-5 ppl
A couple in 60s at back of line said HK is now worse than a 3rd world country.
They asked if I was in a hurry and can cut in front of them
I thanked and left
Only at yellow restaurant
I know HK Twitter is sharing that recent Vice article about why some people in HK don't like Jackie Chan, but I tghink @VivienneChow did it better in 2016 https://t.co/ZgcAVOWpux
Officers are seen examining staffers' desks inside Apple Daily's HQ, contradicting assurances from the National Security Department's Steve Li that journalistic materials would not be searched. Clip: Apple Daily via StandNews. In full: https://t.co/fJM6JmxV6n
Today, the U.S. is designating 11 individuals responsible for the erosion of Hong Kong’s autonomy. We will not stand by while the people of Hong Kong suffer brutal oppression at the hands of the Chinese Communist Party or its enablers.
"The decision to terminate my appointment was made not by the University of Hong Kong but by an authority beyond the University through its agents.
It marks the end of academic freedom in Hong Kong"
- Benny Tai Yin Ting, former Associate Professor of Law, HKU
Bernard Chan, convener of the Executive Council, the de facto cabinet that advises Carrie Lam, Hong Kong’s chief executive, said a US bank recently informed him it was closing his account and refunding his money.
https://t.co/rc24kpKFnG
Banks to scrutinize clients' social media profiles that have ties to the city’s pro-democracy movements from accessing their services.
https://t.co/97qF4zZKWz