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[Oct 31: Two months after the 8.31 Prince Edward Station Attack]
Police failed to disperse crowd after firing multiple rounds
Over a thousand people occupied Nathan Road
At 19:57, police hoistes Blue and Black flags. Multiple rounds of tear gas canisters were fired after.
Protesters on Nathan Road held their umbrella formation and yelled to the police, "Nowhere to be seen on 7.21, Beat us to death on 8.31".
After regrouping, protesters began to push towards the direction of police station while the police fired more tear gas towards Prince Edward Road West.
Several passersby without protective equipment were carried away by first-aiders.
Meanwhile, police fired multiple rounds of rubber bullets and at least 6 tear gas canisters at protesters towards the intersection of Nathan Road and Prince Edward Road West.
The crowd mourning the suspected deaths on 31.8 police indiscriminate attack on citizens at Prince Edward Station grew bigger.
Source: InMedia
#831PrinceEdward #Oct31
Police failed to disperse crowd after firing multiple rounds
Over a thousand people occupied Nathan Road
At 19:57, police hoistes Blue and Black flags. Multiple rounds of tear gas canisters were fired after.
Protesters on Nathan Road held their umbrella formation and yelled to the police, "Nowhere to be seen on 7.21, Beat us to death on 8.31".
After regrouping, protesters began to push towards the direction of police station while the police fired more tear gas towards Prince Edward Road West.
Several passersby without protective equipment were carried away by first-aiders.
Meanwhile, police fired multiple rounds of rubber bullets and at least 6 tear gas canisters at protesters towards the intersection of Nathan Road and Prince Edward Road West.
The crowd mourning the suspected deaths on 31.8 police indiscriminate attack on citizens at Prince Edward Station grew bigger.
Source: InMedia
#831PrinceEdward #Oct31
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[Oct 31: Two months after the Police Indiscriminate Attack at Prince Edward Station on Aug 31]
Police Officers desecrate the memorial hall set up for the deceased and victims of police brutality next to Prince Edward Station.
#831PrinceEdward #Oct31
Police Officers desecrate the memorial hall set up for the deceased and victims of police brutality next to Prince Edward Station.
#831PrinceEdward #Oct31
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[Oct 31: Halloween in Hong Kong Under Mask Ban]
The Scariest Costume in Halloween?
A man wore a shirt with the words "I love HK police" written on it to drink at Lan Kwai Fong.
He said he wanted to become scariest person in Halloween, "It's gotta be this right?"
#Halloween #Oct31 #MaskBan
The Scariest Costume in Halloween?
A man wore a shirt with the words "I love HK police" written on it to drink at Lan Kwai Fong.
He said he wanted to become scariest person in Halloween, "It's gotta be this right?"
#Halloween #Oct31 #MaskBan
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Woman crushed when subdued by Hong Kong Police
At around 21:30 on October 31, police arrested a woman on Shan Tung Street, Mongkok. Police subdued the woman on the ground and then grinded their bodies onto her. They then split her legs apart as she cried for help.
Although she was unmasked and unprotected, the police fired tear gas nearby as she screamed, “I cannot breath!"
Source: CUHK Radio
#PoliceState #HumanRightsAct #StandwithHongKong #FightForFreedom #HumanitarianCrisis #PoliceBrutality #Oct31
At around 21:30 on October 31, police arrested a woman on Shan Tung Street, Mongkok. Police subdued the woman on the ground and then grinded their bodies onto her. They then split her legs apart as she cried for help.
Although she was unmasked and unprotected, the police fired tear gas nearby as she screamed, “I cannot breath!"
Source: CUHK Radio
#PoliceState #HumanRightsAct #StandwithHongKong #FightForFreedom #HumanitarianCrisis #PoliceBrutality #Oct31
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#FirstHand #Oct31
The 14th month of the 831 Prince Edward Incident
1851 | Today marked the 14th month since the 831 Prince Edward incident, which HK police indiscriminately attacked pro-democracy protesters on their way home at the Prince Edward subway station after a day of rally.
It was believed that many protesters were brutally assaulted by police and many seriously injured.
Amidst the COVID-19 social gathering ban, young protesters continued to pay tribute to those injured at the station, bringing with them white flowers and handbills with protest messages.
#Oct31 #neverforget #neverforgive #831PrinceEdward
The 14th month of the 831 Prince Edward Incident
1851 | Today marked the 14th month since the 831 Prince Edward incident, which HK police indiscriminately attacked pro-democracy protesters on their way home at the Prince Edward subway station after a day of rally.
It was believed that many protesters were brutally assaulted by police and many seriously injured.
Amidst the COVID-19 social gathering ban, young protesters continued to pay tribute to those injured at the station, bringing with them white flowers and handbills with protest messages.
#Oct31 #neverforget #neverforgive #831PrinceEdward
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#FirstHand #Oct31
District Councilor Arrested
2042 | Prince Edward Station
Ng Kin-wai, a member of Yuen Long District Council and a convenor of Tin Shui Wai Connection, was arrested at Prince Edward.
#PrinceEdward831 #PoliceBrutality #NeverForget #PoliceState
District Councilor Arrested
2042 | Prince Edward Station
Ng Kin-wai, a member of Yuen Long District Council and a convenor of Tin Shui Wai Connection, was arrested at Prince Edward.
#PrinceEdward831 #PoliceBrutality #NeverForget #PoliceState
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#FirstHand #Oct31
Police Raise Blue Warning Flag Accusing Citizens of "Destroying Stability"
22:02 | Prince Edward, Hong Kong
Like any last day of the month, Hongkongers mourned victims of police brutality outside Prince Edward Station.
On Aug 31, 2019, Hong Kong police notoriously attacked train passengers with pepper spray and baton. After 14 months, many Hongkongers refused to forget the trauma.
On Oct 31, 2020, citizens brought flowers to the station as usual but were faced with tremendous police opposition.
In the video, the police hoisted a blue warning flag and warned civilians on the spot of participating in an "illegal assembly". Meanwhile, an eye catching yellow banner that read "I want genuine universal suffrage" went past.
#PrinceEdward831 #NeverForget #IWantGenuineUniversalSuffrage #BlueFlag
Police Raise Blue Warning Flag Accusing Citizens of "Destroying Stability"
22:02 | Prince Edward, Hong Kong
Like any last day of the month, Hongkongers mourned victims of police brutality outside Prince Edward Station.
On Aug 31, 2019, Hong Kong police notoriously attacked train passengers with pepper spray and baton. After 14 months, many Hongkongers refused to forget the trauma.
On Oct 31, 2020, citizens brought flowers to the station as usual but were faced with tremendous police opposition.
In the video, the police hoisted a blue warning flag and warned civilians on the spot of participating in an "illegal assembly". Meanwhile, an eye catching yellow banner that read "I want genuine universal suffrage" went past.
#PrinceEdward831 #NeverForget #IWantGenuineUniversalSuffrage #BlueFlag