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Protests Against National Security Law Continue in Hong Kong
19:08 | #IFC, Central
Netizens initiated a 'Sing with You', a day right after the protest against the Nation Security Law on March 25.
Citizens were seen gathered at the foyer and the balcony of IFC mall. Many of them were holding posters, calling for help from the United States.
#SingwithYou #HongKongProtests #US
Protests Against National Security Law Continue in Hong Kong
19:08 | #IFC, Central
Netizens initiated a 'Sing with You', a day right after the protest against the Nation Security Law on March 25.
Citizens were seen gathered at the foyer and the balcony of IFC mall. Many of them were holding posters, calling for help from the United States.
#SingwithYou #HongKongProtests #US
Hong Kong Protests
18-yrs-old student was charged with possession of offensive weapons. Judiciary has agreed to withdraw the charges, defendant has to signed a probation order of 15 months with HKD300 court fees.
The student was arrested for possession of an iron pipe and a swiss army knife on Oct 13, 2019 in Sham Shui Po.
Source: in media hk
18-yrs-old student was charged with possession of offensive weapons. Judiciary has agreed to withdraw the charges, defendant has to signed a probation order of 15 months with HKD300 court fees.
The student was arrested for possession of an iron pipe and a swiss army knife on Oct 13, 2019 in Sham Shui Po.
Source: in media hk
193 people were arrested om Sunday's protest.
(122 male, 71 female)
30 of them are underaged, youngest is 12 yrs old.
Arrested for rioting, illegal assembly, possession of offensive weapons...
Source: rthk
(122 male, 71 female)
30 of them are underaged, youngest is 12 yrs old.
Arrested for rioting, illegal assembly, possession of offensive weapons...
Source: rthk
Hong Kong news updates pinned «193 people were arrested om Sunday's protest. (122 male, 71 female) 30 of them are underaged, youngest is 12 yrs old. Arrested for rioting, illegal assembly, possession of offensive weapons... Source: rthk»
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Hong Kong Election Office to Hire Police to Work During Election
A Hong Kong Government official leaked information from the Election Office, saying that the office will be open to civil servents, particularly police officers who will be working in the election process, something unheard-of since the handover and clearly lists different jobs for police officers of different ranks.
This threatens the transparency of the elections and completely disrupts the checks and balances of the different public service departments.
Source: Facebook #May22
#HongKongPolice #Election
Hong Kong Election Office to Hire Police to Work During Election
A Hong Kong Government official leaked information from the Election Office, saying that the office will be open to civil servents, particularly police officers who will be working in the election process, something unheard-of since the handover and clearly lists different jobs for police officers of different ranks.
This threatens the transparency of the elections and completely disrupts the checks and balances of the different public service departments.
Source: Facebook #May22
#HongKongPolice #Election
Karaoke parlours, nightclubs to reopen on Friday
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Karaoke parlours, nightclubs to reopen on Friday
Karaoke parlours, nightclubs, bathhouses, and party rooms will be allowed to re-open from Friday as Hong Kong relaxes more social distancing measures as the Covid-19 situation improves. Speaking ahead of her weekly Executive Council meeting on Tuesday, Chief…
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Rumors of actor Alex Mak was ordered by TVB to stop working due to participation of Hong Kong pro-democracy movement
(14 May)Hong Kong police have been accused of abusing its power and conducting indiscriminate arrests during the pro-democracy movement in Hong Kong in 2019, also known as the Anti-Extradition Law Amendment Bill Movement.
So far, nearly 8,000 people have been arrested. Of the arrested, one of them is 26-year-old up-and-coming TV actor Hoi Ching (Alex) Mak, according to Hong Kong newspaper Apple Daily. He was reportedly arrested at the end of 2019 after participating in one of the protests.
Mak is employed by local pro-establishment TV station TVB. It is said that TVB has stopped all of Mak’s work following the arrest. Mak was not seen in the promotion of a recently aired TVB show, in which he is one of the actors. Mak decided to return to his hometown in France after being suppressed by the company due to his political views.
Mak was one of the favorite actors of TVB’s top management team, headed by Yee Ling (Virginia) Lok and Wing Shan (Sandy) Yue. Following his arrest, Mak’s dense working schedule was quickly cancelled by TVB.
Mak’s colleagues at TVB were surprised by his sudden departure.
There are reports that TVB has issued a gag order to forbid the few people who are familiar with the matter to say much.
Mak was actively posting promo videos and photos relating to the latest TVB show he participated in before his employer took him out of all promotional work. He disappeared from Instagram for around three months.
Recently, Alex posted a selfie on his social media platform. In the photo, he wore sunglasses without expression. The caption was: "Take a break. Take a look."
Online comments from his fans included: "You left TVB?", " Why you been gone so long?"
Source: Apple Daily News
https://bit.ly/2T6KKUy
#AlexMak #TVB #WhiteTerror #Censorship #SharpPower #HumanRights #Freedom #AntiELAB
Rumors of actor Alex Mak was ordered by TVB to stop working due to participation of Hong Kong pro-democracy movement
(14 May)Hong Kong police have been accused of abusing its power and conducting indiscriminate arrests during the pro-democracy movement in Hong Kong in 2019, also known as the Anti-Extradition Law Amendment Bill Movement.
So far, nearly 8,000 people have been arrested. Of the arrested, one of them is 26-year-old up-and-coming TV actor Hoi Ching (Alex) Mak, according to Hong Kong newspaper Apple Daily. He was reportedly arrested at the end of 2019 after participating in one of the protests.
Mak is employed by local pro-establishment TV station TVB. It is said that TVB has stopped all of Mak’s work following the arrest. Mak was not seen in the promotion of a recently aired TVB show, in which he is one of the actors. Mak decided to return to his hometown in France after being suppressed by the company due to his political views.
Mak was one of the favorite actors of TVB’s top management team, headed by Yee Ling (Virginia) Lok and Wing Shan (Sandy) Yue. Following his arrest, Mak’s dense working schedule was quickly cancelled by TVB.
Mak’s colleagues at TVB were surprised by his sudden departure.
There are reports that TVB has issued a gag order to forbid the few people who are familiar with the matter to say much.
Mak was actively posting promo videos and photos relating to the latest TVB show he participated in before his employer took him out of all promotional work. He disappeared from Instagram for around three months.
Recently, Alex posted a selfie on his social media platform. In the photo, he wore sunglasses without expression. The caption was: "Take a break. Take a look."
Online comments from his fans included: "You left TVB?", " Why you been gone so long?"
Source: Apple Daily News
https://bit.ly/2T6KKUy
#AlexMak #TVB #WhiteTerror #Censorship #SharpPower #HumanRights #Freedom #AntiELAB
Lands officials find violations at Dover's houses
https://news.rthk.hk/rthk/en/component/k2/1528485-20200526.htm
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Lands officials find violations at Dover's houses
The Lands Department said on Tuesday it’s found assistant police commissioner Rupert Dover to have occupied government land unlawfully in Sai Kung. Officials also found illegal structures in one of his houses. Dover has been given warning letters and ordered…