Don't forget about #June4. Don't forget about how CCP killed thousands of innocent people on TV! So, no matter what they say, we still need to keep the Vigil.
#June4Vigil
#8964
#CCP_is_Terrorist
#June4Vigil
#8964
#CCP_is_Terrorist
Hong Kong Democracy Movement
Hong Kong police officially ban Tiananmen Massacre park vigil for second successive year https://hongkongfp.com/2021/05/27/breaking-hong-kong-police-officially-ban-tiananmen-massacre-park-vigil-for-second-successive-year/
#June4 Vigil is more than just an annual protest in #HK. It represent the #HongKonger value: #freedomofspeech & the true form of 1 country 2 system. It is because of this vigil, #Beijing could not wipe out their massacre away from history. Now, with #NationalSecurityLaw, #CCP is striving to stop people from remembering the people they killed.
#8964 #tiananmenmassacre
#8964 #tiananmenmassacre
No matter where you are, post a photo with a candle on social media on June 4th.
credit: IG @mr_skchi
#June4 #8964 #TienanmenSquareMassacre #CCP_is_Terrorist
credit: IG @mr_skchi
#June4 #8964 #TienanmenSquareMassacre #CCP_is_Terrorist
There is nothing wrong in speaking of the truth. That's certainly not the case in #HongKong. On contrary, #HKPoliceTerrorist uses every single way they have to stop people from speaking the truth.
#June4
#TienanmenSquareMassacre
#8964
#June4
#TienanmenSquareMassacre
#8964
32 years ago, thousands of people died for democracy in #China. Their wish is still yet to be fulfilled. And the regime who killed them still reigns.
#TiananmenSquareMassacre
#June4th
#June4
#8964
#TiananmenSquareMassacre
#June4th
#June4
#8964
Although #HKGov, #CarrieLam & #HKPoliceTerrorist were able to use 7000 police to stop people from commemorating #TienanmenSquareMassacre, they couldn't stop people all around the world. There might be the most people to commemorate #June4 all around the world this year. So, typical #Wumao responded & insult the Queen Elizabeth in an attempt to save #CCP's face.
The Pillar of Shame was removed without notice at 2:00am in the morning.
This shows how desperate #CCP is trying to whitewash the history of #TiananmenSquareMassacre of June 4th, 1989.
For a long time, Hong Kong remained as the last place to testify this incidence.
Removing the pillar is the very last part of #CCPChina removing this part of history, which they killed thousands of innocent people.
#June4
#ccp_is_terrorist
This shows how desperate #CCP is trying to whitewash the history of #TiananmenSquareMassacre of June 4th, 1989.
For a long time, Hong Kong remained as the last place to testify this incidence.
Removing the pillar is the very last part of #CCPChina removing this part of history, which they killed thousands of innocent people.
#June4
#ccp_is_terrorist
Forwarded from 📡Guardians of Hong Kong
#BreakingNews #CUHK
CUHK Removes Goddess of Democracy Statue Without Warning
One day after the University of Hong Kong (#HKU) removed the Pillar of Shame, a memorial of the Tiananmen Square Massacre by Danish artist Jens Galschiøt, the Chinese University of Hong Kong (#CUHK) also took action to remove a memorial sculpture on its campus, the Goddess of Democracy, without prior announcement.
Sources in CUHK claim that the university had been planning for the statue's removal, but had moved up its schedule once they saw HKU took down the Pillar of Shame. It was also said that the school had considered directly demolishing the statue and sending it to the landfill. The statue is currently placed in temporary storage.
Compared to HKU's actions on the day prior, CUHK was even more subtle in their actions. Before starting to dismantle the pillar, HKU had first enclosed the area with barricades; this gave students and journalists precious time to come to the scene and record the event. CUHK, in comparison, acted in complete secrecy; the statue was not guarded in any way as late as the previous evening. Their dismantling work began around 6am this morning, and by 6:30, the statue was removed without a trace.
The Goddess of Democracy statue was a replica of the one erected on Tiananmen Square during the student protests in 1989, days before the violent crackdown by the Chinese army on June 4. The replica was created by Chinese sculptor Chen Weiming (陳維明) , and was shipped to Hong Kong on June 2, 2010 and received by the Hong Kong Alliance, the organizer of the annual June 4 candlelight vigil. The statue was temporarily confiscated by police, a number of Alliance members were arrested, and Chen himself was denied entry to the city; despite the setbacks, the statue was able to go on display at the candlelight vigil two days later. It was then shipped to CUHK, escorted by over 2000 citizens, students, and faculty members, and was erected on the grass near the University MTR station, where it stood until today.
Source: 白影, HKGolden
Photo: 白影, CUHK Student Press
#June4 #GoddessOfDemocracy #TiananmenMassacre #Memorial #Censorship #PoliticalSuppression
Read more:
The pillar of Shame is being destroyed in these minutes : Jen Galschiot calls for public record on Twitter
https://publielectoral.lat/guardiansofhongkong/31702
CUHK Removes Goddess of Democracy Statue Without Warning
One day after the University of Hong Kong (#HKU) removed the Pillar of Shame, a memorial of the Tiananmen Square Massacre by Danish artist Jens Galschiøt, the Chinese University of Hong Kong (#CUHK) also took action to remove a memorial sculpture on its campus, the Goddess of Democracy, without prior announcement.
Sources in CUHK claim that the university had been planning for the statue's removal, but had moved up its schedule once they saw HKU took down the Pillar of Shame. It was also said that the school had considered directly demolishing the statue and sending it to the landfill. The statue is currently placed in temporary storage.
Compared to HKU's actions on the day prior, CUHK was even more subtle in their actions. Before starting to dismantle the pillar, HKU had first enclosed the area with barricades; this gave students and journalists precious time to come to the scene and record the event. CUHK, in comparison, acted in complete secrecy; the statue was not guarded in any way as late as the previous evening. Their dismantling work began around 6am this morning, and by 6:30, the statue was removed without a trace.
The Goddess of Democracy statue was a replica of the one erected on Tiananmen Square during the student protests in 1989, days before the violent crackdown by the Chinese army on June 4. The replica was created by Chinese sculptor Chen Weiming (陳維明) , and was shipped to Hong Kong on June 2, 2010 and received by the Hong Kong Alliance, the organizer of the annual June 4 candlelight vigil. The statue was temporarily confiscated by police, a number of Alliance members were arrested, and Chen himself was denied entry to the city; despite the setbacks, the statue was able to go on display at the candlelight vigil two days later. It was then shipped to CUHK, escorted by over 2000 citizens, students, and faculty members, and was erected on the grass near the University MTR station, where it stood until today.
Source: 白影, HKGolden
Photo: 白影, CUHK Student Press
#June4 #GoddessOfDemocracy #TiananmenMassacre #Memorial #Censorship #PoliticalSuppression
Read more:
The pillar of Shame is being destroyed in these minutes : Jen Galschiot calls for public record on Twitter
https://publielectoral.lat/guardiansofhongkong/31702
The night after removing the Pillar of Shame in University of Hong Kong, The goddess of democracy statue in Chinese University of Hong Kong & The Large Monument in Lingnan University were removed. The 2 schools didn't notice students or reporters.
With the 3 schools acting so coherently, there is obviously an organization that's able to direct different departments in #HK to wash away anything that testify #TienanmenSquareMassacre.
#June4
#ccppropaganda
#CCP_is_terrorist
‘Statues tell stories, but so does removing them’: Hong Kong’s 48-hour campus crackdown on the memory of the Tiananmen Massacre https://app.hongkongfp.com/2021/12/25/statues-tell-stories-but-so-does-removing-them-hong-kongs-48-hour-campus-crackdown-on-the-memory-of-the-tiananmen-massacre/
With the 3 schools acting so coherently, there is obviously an organization that's able to direct different departments in #HK to wash away anything that testify #TienanmenSquareMassacre.
#June4
#ccppropaganda
#CCP_is_terrorist
‘Statues tell stories, but so does removing them’: Hong Kong’s 48-hour campus crackdown on the memory of the Tiananmen Massacre https://app.hongkongfp.com/2021/12/25/statues-tell-stories-but-so-does-removing-them-hong-kongs-48-hour-campus-crackdown-on-the-memory-of-the-tiananmen-massacre/
Hong Kong Free Press HKFP
‘Statues tell stories, but so does removing them’: Hong Kong’s 48-hour campus crackdown on the memory of the Tiananmen Massacre
It was around 5 a.m. on Christmas Eve when Lingnan University student Eric Tong heard someone pounding on the door of his dormitory room. Still half-asleep, the 23-year-old Hongkonger slowly got up…