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Police Fired at Glass Door in Shopping Centre, Damage Still Visible
1737 | Causeway Bay
When riot police entered Time Square mall to go after citizens at around 1700, one fired their pepper ball gun at the glass entrance. The damage from the gunshot is still present on the door.
Source: Stand News, AppleDaily
#July1 #PoliceState #NationalSecurityLaw #TimesSquare
1737 | Causeway Bay
When riot police entered Time Square mall to go after citizens at around 1700, one fired their pepper ball gun at the glass entrance. The damage from the gunshot is still present on the door.
Source: Stand News, AppleDaily
#July1 #PoliceState #NationalSecurityLaw #TimesSquare
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Flag of Jailed Pro-democracy Activist Unfurled on the Street of Hong Kong
1630 | Causeway Bay
At around 1630, the public are still crowding Russell Street outside of Time Square, while leaving a way for traffic.
The photo shows the flag printed with the face of Edward Tin-kei Leung, a jailed pro-democracy activist and also the originator of the slogan "Free Hong Kong, Revolution of Our Times."
Source: Tam Ming Keung @ USP United Social Press
#July1 #NationalSecurityLaw
#EdwardLeung
1630 | Causeway Bay
At around 1630, the public are still crowding Russell Street outside of Time Square, while leaving a way for traffic.
The photo shows the flag printed with the face of Edward Tin-kei Leung, a jailed pro-democracy activist and also the originator of the slogan "Free Hong Kong, Revolution of Our Times."
Source: Tam Ming Keung @ USP United Social Press
#July1 #NationalSecurityLaw
#EdwardLeung
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#July1Protest
Police Pepperspray Reporters and District Councillor and Raise Warning Flags
1325 | Causeway Bay
Police peppersprayed reporters and district councillor Roy Tam.
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Police raise blue and yellow warning flags at the same time outside SOGO Department Store, soon after they set up a cordon.
Source: Local Press; Apple News #Jul1
Police Pepperspray Reporters and District Councillor and Raise Warning Flags
1325 | Causeway Bay
Police peppersprayed reporters and district councillor Roy Tam.
1342
Police raise blue and yellow warning flags at the same time outside SOGO Department Store, soon after they set up a cordon.
Source: Local Press; Apple News #Jul1
Forwarded from 📡Guardians of Hong Kong
#FirstHand #July1
Hongkongers: "Actually we really fxxking like Hong Kong"
14:32 | Wan Chai
Civilians unfurled a gigantic banner as they marched on July 1. The banner read "Actually we really fxxking like Hong Kong".
Hongkongers: "Actually we really fxxking like Hong Kong"
14:32 | Wan Chai
Civilians unfurled a gigantic banner as they marched on July 1. The banner read "Actually we really fxxking like Hong Kong".
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Football Fan Detained by Hong Kong Police for Inciting Independence After Exclaiming "Long Live Liverpool"
Mr. Wat was investigated by the police for 10 minutes. Although he was later let go, he expressed to reporters that he has been a fan of Liverpool football team for 30 years.
After knowing Liverpool won their first English Premier league, he was very excited. He met with other fans on the street after eating and "felt compelled" to exclaimed "Long Live Liverpool!".
Mr Wat did not understand why he was stopped, after the National Security Law took effect less than a day ago.
Source: InMedia #July1
#Liverpool #YNWA #Football #Independence #NationalSecurityLaw
Mr. Wat was investigated by the police for 10 minutes. Although he was later let go, he expressed to reporters that he has been a fan of Liverpool football team for 30 years.
After knowing Liverpool won their first English Premier league, he was very excited. He met with other fans on the street after eating and "felt compelled" to exclaimed "Long Live Liverpool!".
Mr Wat did not understand why he was stopped, after the National Security Law took effect less than a day ago.
Source: InMedia #July1
#Liverpool #YNWA #Football #Independence #NationalSecurityLaw
Over 20 hrs of the enactment of national security law,
Still no english version of the law published.
It's 1st time in HK history to ever have a law without english version.
Still no english version of the law published.
It's 1st time in HK history to ever have a law without english version.
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Reporters Attacked by Police "Water" Cannon Trucks Multiple Times
At around 1700, a RTHK reporter was hit by water cannon the second time, requiring medical attention from volunteer first aid. Around the same time, on Johnston Road / Fleming Road intersection in Wanchai, multiple reporters were also hit with liquid blasts during a police operation. Note, these "water" cannons are actually firing pepper spray liquid which stings the victim.
Source: Joshua Kwan and Sam Lee @ USP #Jul1
#PressFreedom #Pepperspray
#ViolenceOnPress
At around 1700, a RTHK reporter was hit by water cannon the second time, requiring medical attention from volunteer first aid. Around the same time, on Johnston Road / Fleming Road intersection in Wanchai, multiple reporters were also hit with liquid blasts during a police operation. Note, these "water" cannons are actually firing pepper spray liquid which stings the victim.
Source: Joshua Kwan and Sam Lee @ USP #Jul1
#PressFreedom #Pepperspray
#ViolenceOnPress
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=s9nuiXMugqY&feature=youtu.be
Nathan law, Lee Chuk Yan, Leung Lai Ping attending US hearing.
Nathan law, Lee Chuk Yan, Leung Lai Ping attending US hearing.
YouTube
The End of One Country, Two Systems? (EventID=110848)
The End of One Country, Two Systems?: Implications of Beijing’s National Security Law in Hong Kong