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#PoliceState #MTR
Police Sports and Recreation Club Renovated with HK$300 Million Paid by MTR
The MTR company has paid the renovation fee of the Police Sports and Recreation Club at Prince Edward, triggering controversy in the city after Transport and Housing Bureau had confirmed the operation upon the request of pro-democracy lawmaker.
Tanya Chan of Civic Party challenged the rationale of using the funding for building the Central Rail Link to refurnish police amenity.
Source: Stand News #Mar7
Further reading:
Unions of Customs & Excise & Correction Services are unhappy about huge salary gaps with HK Police
https://publielectoral.lat/guardiansofhongkong/18178
Police Sports and Recreation Club Renovated with HK$300 Million Paid by MTR
The MTR company has paid the renovation fee of the Police Sports and Recreation Club at Prince Edward, triggering controversy in the city after Transport and Housing Bureau had confirmed the operation upon the request of pro-democracy lawmaker.
Tanya Chan of Civic Party challenged the rationale of using the funding for building the Central Rail Link to refurnish police amenity.
Source: Stand News #Mar7
Further reading:
Unions of Customs & Excise & Correction Services are unhappy about huge salary gaps with HK Police
https://publielectoral.lat/guardiansofhongkong/18178
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#FirstHand #Mar7
1930 | Admiralty
Today is the birthday of 'yellow raincoat man' Leung Ling-kit. He pleaded with fellow Hongkongers to protest against the extradition bill and the erosion of freedom, before falling from height on June 15 at Pacific Place.
Leung's fatal fall marks the first death in Hong Kong's pro-demoracy movement since 2019 June, shocking but also waking up many people of Hong Kong.
On his birthday today, citizens carrying white flowers gathered even before the start of the memorial. Some stood in silemce, some sang "Hallelujah to the Lord" while some chanted slogans.
1930 | Admiralty
Today is the birthday of 'yellow raincoat man' Leung Ling-kit. He pleaded with fellow Hongkongers to protest against the extradition bill and the erosion of freedom, before falling from height on June 15 at Pacific Place.
Leung's fatal fall marks the first death in Hong Kong's pro-demoracy movement since 2019 June, shocking but also waking up many people of Hong Kong.
On his birthday today, citizens carrying white flowers gathered even before the start of the memorial. Some stood in silemce, some sang "Hallelujah to the Lord" while some chanted slogans.
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#Mar7 #Commemoration
Lest We Forget: Large Group of Civilians Attended “Yellow Raincoat's” Memorial at Pacific Place and Showed their Respect
Today is the birthday of “yellow raincoat man”, Leung Ling-kit, who jump off a building in order to urge the government from establishing the Extradition Bill on 15 June 2019. A large group of civilians responded to netizen's call and showed up at Pacific Place to commemorate him.
Most civilians brought white flowers, while others brought along bottles of wine and lighted up incense to show their respect in the memorial.
Source: Stand News
#Flowers #Candles #Rememberance
Lest We Forget: Large Group of Civilians Attended “Yellow Raincoat's” Memorial at Pacific Place and Showed their Respect
Today is the birthday of “yellow raincoat man”, Leung Ling-kit, who jump off a building in order to urge the government from establishing the Extradition Bill on 15 June 2019. A large group of civilians responded to netizen's call and showed up at Pacific Place to commemorate him.
Most civilians brought white flowers, while others brought along bottles of wine and lighted up incense to show their respect in the memorial.
Source: Stand News
#Flowers #Candles #Rememberance
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#Save47 #PoliceState
Pro-democracy activist arrested for violating bail conditions
On March 7, the Hong Kong police National Security Unit arrested Winnie Yu Wai-ming on suspicion of violating bail conditions, when she made comments online.
Yu, a nurse, is the founder and former chairwoman of the Hospital Authority Employees Alliance — a union for healthcare workers known for its pro-democracy stance.
She is one of the 47 activists charged with conspiracy to subvert state power for partaking a primary legislative council election in 2020.
Yu was among the few who secured bail in July 2021 on stringent conditions that she refrains from all acts and speeches that could endanger national security, as well as from contacting foreign government officials and legislators.
Source: inmediahk; #Mar7
https://bit.ly/3HQqeOu
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After One Year of Detention, Prosecution Documents Are Still Not Ready
https://publielectoral.lat/guardiansofhongkong/31544
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Pro-democracy activist arrested for violating bail conditions
On March 7, the Hong Kong police National Security Unit arrested Winnie Yu Wai-ming on suspicion of violating bail conditions, when she made comments online.
Yu, a nurse, is the founder and former chairwoman of the Hospital Authority Employees Alliance — a union for healthcare workers known for its pro-democracy stance.
She is one of the 47 activists charged with conspiracy to subvert state power for partaking a primary legislative council election in 2020.
Yu was among the few who secured bail in July 2021 on stringent conditions that she refrains from all acts and speeches that could endanger national security, as well as from contacting foreign government officials and legislators.
Source: inmediahk; #Mar7
https://bit.ly/3HQqeOu
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Related article
After One Year of Detention, Prosecution Documents Are Still Not Ready
https://publielectoral.lat/guardiansofhongkong/31544
.