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Before the First March in 2020 Can Take Place in Hong Kong:
Heavy Deployment of the Police
Citizens call for a pro-democracy march on the first day of the New Year in Hong Kong. The march organized by Civil Human Rights Front has received a Letter of No Objection from the police and the gathering point is Victoria Park in Causeway Bay.
Before the rally could start, at around 13:00 witness reports mentioned that more than one cross harbour buses had been stopped and searched by the riot police outside the Western Harbour Tunnel.
At 1320, tens of riot police are stationed outside Victoria Park.
Photo: 612 Reminder #Jan1
Heavy Deployment of the Police
Citizens call for a pro-democracy march on the first day of the New Year in Hong Kong. The march organized by Civil Human Rights Front has received a Letter of No Objection from the police and the gathering point is Victoria Park in Causeway Bay.
Before the rally could start, at around 13:00 witness reports mentioned that more than one cross harbour buses had been stopped and searched by the riot police outside the Western Harbour Tunnel.
At 1320, tens of riot police are stationed outside Victoria Park.
Photo: 612 Reminder #Jan1
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Foreigner Pepper-Sprayed by Police
A foreigner was pepper-sprayed in Causeway Bay MTR station. He was treated by first-aid volunteers. The foreigner said that police should not have used violence against everyone as civilians had protested peacefully. He also show appreciation to first-aid volunteers.
Source: Stand News
#Jan1 #NewYearMarch
A foreigner was pepper-sprayed in Causeway Bay MTR station. He was treated by first-aid volunteers. The foreigner said that police should not have used violence against everyone as civilians had protested peacefully. He also show appreciation to first-aid volunteers.
Source: Stand News
#Jan1 #NewYearMarch
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Citizens Arrested at Back Alley; Lots of Blood Found on Spot
2040 | Tai Hang
Around 10 civilians were arrested at a back alley. Police demanded arrestees to put their hands on heads and face the wall. Lots of blood could be seen on the floor.
Source: Hong Kong Telegram Broadcasts
#Jan1 #NewYearMarch
2040 | Tai Hang
Around 10 civilians were arrested at a back alley. Police demanded arrestees to put their hands on heads and face the wall. Lots of blood could be seen on the floor.
Source: Hong Kong Telegram Broadcasts
#Jan1 #NewYearMarch
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#Jan1 #NewYearMarch
Police Pepper-sprayed Little Girl in the Face
20:25 | Causeway Bay
Riot police pepper sprayed a little girl in her eyes when arresting civilians in Paterson Street. In agony, the little girl could not stop crying. She was treated by some civilians in the MTR station.
Source: HKPUSU PressCom
Police pepper sprayed All First Aiders and Journalists:
https://publielectoral.lat/guardiansofhongkong/14703
Police Pepper-sprayed Little Girl in the Face
20:25 | Causeway Bay
Riot police pepper sprayed a little girl in her eyes when arresting civilians in Paterson Street. In agony, the little girl could not stop crying. She was treated by some civilians in the MTR station.
Source: HKPUSU PressCom
Police pepper sprayed All First Aiders and Journalists:
https://publielectoral.lat/guardiansofhongkong/14703
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#Jan1 #NewYearMarch
20:21 | Causeway Bay
Police pepper sprayed all journalists and first-aid volunteers at the scene.
Source: CUHK Campus TV
Police Pepper-sprayed Little Girl in the Face: https://publielectoral.lat/guardiansofhongkong/14702
20:21 | Causeway Bay
Police pepper sprayed all journalists and first-aid volunteers at the scene.
Source: CUHK Campus TV
Police Pepper-sprayed Little Girl in the Face: https://publielectoral.lat/guardiansofhongkong/14702
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Next Magazine Condemns Police for Targeting Magazine Photographer
Approx 1900 | Wanchai
Riot police conducted clearance operation at a legal rally on the first day of New Year, during which reporters of Next Magazine on the scene were targeted for no apparent reason, including a photographer who was shamed, scolded, brutally shoved, kicked and attacked by the police with their riot shields. The photographer fell to the ground, injured and bleeding. His cell phone was aggressively chucked to the ground.
Source: Next Magazine
https://s.nextmag.hk/e/PHq9dchCT2
#Jan1 #TheCivilRightsHumanFrontNewYearRally #policebrutality
Approx 1900 | Wanchai
Riot police conducted clearance operation at a legal rally on the first day of New Year, during which reporters of Next Magazine on the scene were targeted for no apparent reason, including a photographer who was shamed, scolded, brutally shoved, kicked and attacked by the police with their riot shields. The photographer fell to the ground, injured and bleeding. His cell phone was aggressively chucked to the ground.
Source: Next Magazine
https://s.nextmag.hk/e/PHq9dchCT2
#Jan1 #TheCivilRightsHumanFrontNewYearRally #policebrutality
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#Solidarity #Resistance
Hong Kong Singers Respond to Difficult Times and Encourage #Hongkongers Not to Give Up Their Beliefs
In the annual Ultimate Song Chart Awards Presentation organized by Commercial Radio Hong Kong on January 1, 2022, several singers expressed words of encouragement to Hongkongers in their thank you speech, addressing the difficult times faced by the locals.
Vincy Chan whose song was named to one of the Top Ten in 2021, said on stage, "As long as we can cross over, there is a future. Uphold our beliefs, never give up -- we must hang on."
Stephanie Cheng, whose song titled "Drink more water" was named Top 4 in the 2021 music chart, expressed that the past year was a difficult one. She then said, "[we need to] be strong in order to overcome... It doesn't mean there is nothing one can do when in a fragile state. Take good care of ourself, then we will find hope. Hope everyone will not give up."
In response to the immigration wave out of Hong Kong, RubberBand, a local band, received the grand award for a song about farewell called "Ciao". While the drummer Ah Wai said the song is deidicated to all Hongkongers whenever they are, his fellow band member Lai Man added, "the truth will prevail." Ah Wai also expressed hope for reunion one day, despite having said goodbye. At last, vocal "no. 6" Mau Hou Cheong said, "We must live on, no matter you are staying in Hong Kong or you choose to leave. This song is dedicated to all Hongkongers. Thank you, Hongkongers. We are always Hongkongers."
At last, MC $OHO and KidNey, a two-men rapper group which was awarded the Silver Prize in the newcomer (band) catergory, said they need to thank the management of their agency. They continued, "because management is very important. There are so many problems in Hong Kong all because it is not well managed."
Source: CNews #Jan1
#Cantopop #HongKongMusic #HongKongSingers #NeverGiveUp #RubberBand #Trial&Error #VincyChan #StephanieChiang
Hong Kong Singers Respond to Difficult Times and Encourage #Hongkongers Not to Give Up Their Beliefs
In the annual Ultimate Song Chart Awards Presentation organized by Commercial Radio Hong Kong on January 1, 2022, several singers expressed words of encouragement to Hongkongers in their thank you speech, addressing the difficult times faced by the locals.
Vincy Chan whose song was named to one of the Top Ten in 2021, said on stage, "As long as we can cross over, there is a future. Uphold our beliefs, never give up -- we must hang on."
Stephanie Cheng, whose song titled "Drink more water" was named Top 4 in the 2021 music chart, expressed that the past year was a difficult one. She then said, "[we need to] be strong in order to overcome... It doesn't mean there is nothing one can do when in a fragile state. Take good care of ourself, then we will find hope. Hope everyone will not give up."
In response to the immigration wave out of Hong Kong, RubberBand, a local band, received the grand award for a song about farewell called "Ciao". While the drummer Ah Wai said the song is deidicated to all Hongkongers whenever they are, his fellow band member Lai Man added, "the truth will prevail." Ah Wai also expressed hope for reunion one day, despite having said goodbye. At last, vocal "no. 6" Mau Hou Cheong said, "We must live on, no matter you are staying in Hong Kong or you choose to leave. This song is dedicated to all Hongkongers. Thank you, Hongkongers. We are always Hongkongers."
At last, MC $OHO and KidNey, a two-men rapper group which was awarded the Silver Prize in the newcomer (band) catergory, said they need to thank the management of their agency. They continued, "because management is very important. There are so many problems in Hong Kong all because it is not well managed."
Source: CNews #Jan1
#Cantopop #HongKongMusic #HongKongSingers #NeverGiveUp #RubberBand #Trial&Error #VincyChan #StephanieChiang