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Hongkongers Spend Valentine's Days With Arrested Protesters

1950 | Lai Chi Kok
The Civil Human Rights Front (CHRF) initiated a gathering outside the detention center in Lai Chi Kok, Hong Kong. Joined by many despite the coronavirus outbreak, the participants spent their Valentine's Day with pro-democracy protesters arrested by the police, as a sign of solidarity.

Outside the detention center, people tied yellow ribbons on the street, displayed banners of the protest, and chanted slogans such as "Liberate Hong Kong, Revolution of Our Times" and "Five Demands Not One Less".

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Citizens Root For Detained Protesters Despite Threats of Coronavirus

20:09 | Lai Chi Kok
Citizens chanted protest slogans "Liberate Hong Kong, Revolution of Our Times" outside the Lai Chi Kok Reception Center, in a hope to be heard by the pro-democracy protesters detained inside.

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Actions Speak Louder than Posters

2105 | Lai Chi Kok
Many participants brought along posters and flags, including the black flag “Liberate Hong Kong, Revolution of our times” and posters with the popular slogans, “support our comrades, support till the end”. Slogans that were more relevant to the recent coronavirus epidemic were also featured, like “Epidemic is severe , take care of yourself comrade”.

Today being Valentine's Day, slogans with a slightly romantic nature were also featured, including "I'll never forget you, I'm waiting for you," and "You are not alone."

3 young supporters also used their phones to display protest slogans, "Five Demands Not One Less" , "Liberate Hong Kong, Revolution of our times", and "Fellow protesters, I love You".

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Source: Now News #Feb14
Image: Internet

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Former Pro-Democracy Lawmaker Helps Jailed Activists to Send Flowers on Valentine's Day

In ancient Roman Empire, Father Valetine had helped couples to get married despite the opposition of the authorities. At that time, the Roman Emperor banned marriage, in order to send more people to war.

In 2021-Hong Kong, Bottle Shiu, social worker and former lawmaker, said Valentine's Day is always a commemoration of resistance and he felt even more so in this times.

Shiu said, "It is no longer just a story, but a reflection of our society. Considering hundreds of jailed pro-democracy protesters in Hong Kong, the regime first imprisons them physically and then tries to confine their thoughts. Love becomes their way of resistance."

On Valentine's Day 2021, Shiu helped jailed pro-democracy protesters to send flowers to their love ones.

Source: InMedia #Feb14
https://bit.ly/37c7QQu

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Revolution of Our Times Shown in Cinemas in 5 Canadian Cities

Although #RevolutionOfOurTimes" is barred from screening in Hong Kong, a Canada-based organisation took it to Canada for screening.

The award-winning documentary by Hong Kong Film director #KiwiChow is now showing in 5 Canadian cities, Toronto, Calgary, Edmonton, Vancouver and Victoria, beginning February 11.

CanMen, the group who organized the screening, said they originally planned only 4 screening sessions, but were overwhelmed by the public response as tickets were sold out in hours. After negotiating with cinemas, they added an additional 10 some screening sessions.

At Cineplex Odeon International Village in Vancouver, a small Lennon Wall was set up outside the theater for audiences to write down their feelings and responses.

The documentary took audiences back to three years ago, when the Anti-ELAB movement broke out in Hong Kong. Emotional sobbing can be heard in the theater throughout the showing.

At the end of the movie, audiences responded with thunderous applause. They sang "#GloryToHongKong," a popular protest song, and chanted "Liberate Hong Kong, Revolution of our Times."

The documentary will also be shown in Taipei, Taiwan from February 25 onward.

Sources:

Commons HK
cmmns.co/P9Ksz

CanMen Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/CanMenca/

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