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Carrie Lam's Press Conference after clash in PolyU - Summary
- Around 600 people have left the campus. 400 of them, with age above 18, have been arrested. Around 100 people are still inside the campus.
- She claims the campus has become an arsenal for protestors
- She hopes to resolve the problem peacefully but claims the government is not in position of control
- All students below the age of 18 could still be charged of rioting
- She refused to respond to questions on whether the NPC Law Committee and Hong Kong and Macau Affairs committee intervene with rule of law with their commenting on the High Court's decision
- She claims whether district election can continue depends on violent protestors
Source: InMedia #Nov19 #PolyU
- Around 600 people have left the campus. 400 of them, with age above 18, have been arrested. Around 100 people are still inside the campus.
- She claims the campus has become an arsenal for protestors
- She hopes to resolve the problem peacefully but claims the government is not in position of control
- All students below the age of 18 could still be charged of rioting
- She refused to respond to questions on whether the NPC Law Committee and Hong Kong and Macau Affairs committee intervene with rule of law with their commenting on the High Court's decision
- She claims whether district election can continue depends on violent protestors
Source: InMedia #Nov19 #PolyU
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Timeline of events that took place on 17-18 Nov at #Polyu . This is how the HKPF repeatedly broke its promise and triggered the greatest #Humanitariancrisis since the Anti-Extradition movement
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Police Set No Way Out of PolyU
Students, “We're All Gonna Make Our Way Home!”
When being asked if they wanted to get out of PolyU, people inside said they did, but there was no way out.
At around 13:30 yesterday (Nov 18), the crowd decided to fight their way out. "This is the last time! We're all gonna make our way home!" One yelled to boost the crowd's morale.
They then rushed out to Cheong Wan Road, but the riot police then shot multiple rounds of tear gas and rubber bullets, which set several places on fire. Another group of riot police rushed down from the bridge and arrested a few of them.
Source: Nextplus HK #Nov18 #PolyU
Students, “We're All Gonna Make Our Way Home!”
When being asked if they wanted to get out of PolyU, people inside said they did, but there was no way out.
At around 13:30 yesterday (Nov 18), the crowd decided to fight their way out. "This is the last time! We're all gonna make our way home!" One yelled to boost the crowd's morale.
They then rushed out to Cheong Wan Road, but the riot police then shot multiple rounds of tear gas and rubber bullets, which set several places on fire. Another group of riot police rushed down from the bridge and arrested a few of them.
Source: Nextplus HK #Nov18 #PolyU
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19 Arrested near #PolyU All Charged with Rioting --One Arrestee Claimed He was Beaten by Mandarin-speaking Officer
[Nov 19] During the siege of PolyU on Sunday (Nov 17), the Hong Kong police arrested and charged all who attempted to leave the campus with “rioting”. Citizens organized to rescue those trapped and engaged in clashes with the police.
These 19 people arrested were at 5am on November 18 at Cheong Wan Road near PolyU were mentioned in court the next day after their arrest. Most were injured. A secondary school student recalled that a male police officer, masked, threatened to rape him in 'San Uk Leng'. Another stated that a Mandarin-speaking "police officer" with no badge hit and kicked his head. One said that their medical personnel badge was gone after presenting it as evidence.
Source: Inmedia
[Nov 19] During the siege of PolyU on Sunday (Nov 17), the Hong Kong police arrested and charged all who attempted to leave the campus with “rioting”. Citizens organized to rescue those trapped and engaged in clashes with the police.
These 19 people arrested were at 5am on November 18 at Cheong Wan Road near PolyU were mentioned in court the next day after their arrest. Most were injured. A secondary school student recalled that a male police officer, masked, threatened to rape him in 'San Uk Leng'. Another stated that a Mandarin-speaking "police officer" with no badge hit and kicked his head. One said that their medical personnel badge was gone after presenting it as evidence.
Source: Inmedia
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Evidence of Police Attack of Polytechnic University
The video captures in the morning of #Nov18 :
- Nonstop gunshots fired by the Police
- Police violently dragged subdued citizens all the way down the staircase and then on the ground
- Police stormed in the premise of #PolyU (which they denied)
At the end of the video, the police ordered the reporter to stop filming, just as the police had turned the PolyU campus into a warzone.
Source: RTHK
[Video] Letter of apology found in a room with bloodstain
https://publielectoral.lat/guardiansofhongkong/11547
[Timeline] Police barged in and assaulted university campus
https://publielectoral.lat/guardiansofhongkong/11519
The video captures in the morning of #Nov18 :
- Nonstop gunshots fired by the Police
- Police violently dragged subdued citizens all the way down the staircase and then on the ground
- Police stormed in the premise of #PolyU (which they denied)
At the end of the video, the police ordered the reporter to stop filming, just as the police had turned the PolyU campus into a warzone.
Source: RTHK
[Video] Letter of apology found in a room with bloodstain
https://publielectoral.lat/guardiansofhongkong/11547
[Timeline] Police barged in and assaulted university campus
https://publielectoral.lat/guardiansofhongkong/11519
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They Love #PolyU Much More than the University Management do
One of the notes read:
"I am sorry! I escape to your room as raptors suddenly attack. I apologize for the inconvenience caused"
Credit: Joey Kwok's Facebook
https://www.facebook.com/159798300879099/posts/1247489132110005?d=n&sfns=mo
One of the notes read:
"I am sorry! I escape to your room as raptors suddenly attack. I apologize for the inconvenience caused"
Credit: Joey Kwok's Facebook
https://www.facebook.com/159798300879099/posts/1247489132110005?d=n&sfns=mo
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2 More Civilians Leave PolyU Campus Escorted by Volunteer First-aiders
0356 | At midnight, two students, aged 21 and 22, both from the City University of Hong Kong (CityU), left the #PolyU campus with the help of a voluntary first aider. They were first registered by the Police before being sent to the hospital. The first-aiders who persuaded them to exit Poly U stated that both students were in poor condition, and were completely worn out. They showed symptoms of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder as they were on constant alert in fear of sudden Police manoeuvres into the University. The first-aiders spent a lot of time to convince the duo to leave. The first-aider also stated that at least 20 civilians were still seeking refuge within the Poly U campus. Some of them began developing suicidal thoughts, and from his knowledge, at least 5 civilians have developed a tendency to harm themselves by cutting their hands with sharp objects. The situation of those inside PolyU campus had been alarming to many.
Source: RTHK
#Nov25
0356 | At midnight, two students, aged 21 and 22, both from the City University of Hong Kong (CityU), left the #PolyU campus with the help of a voluntary first aider. They were first registered by the Police before being sent to the hospital. The first-aiders who persuaded them to exit Poly U stated that both students were in poor condition, and were completely worn out. They showed symptoms of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder as they were on constant alert in fear of sudden Police manoeuvres into the University. The first-aiders spent a lot of time to convince the duo to leave. The first-aider also stated that at least 20 civilians were still seeking refuge within the Poly U campus. Some of them began developing suicidal thoughts, and from his knowledge, at least 5 civilians have developed a tendency to harm themselves by cutting their hands with sharp objects. The situation of those inside PolyU campus had been alarming to many.
Source: RTHK
#Nov25
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Dr. Darren Mann, a surgeon who attended the casualties at #PolyU, wrote in an article in medical journal to condemn the Hong Kong Police for violating international humanitarian standards
#HumanitarianCrisis
#HumanitarianCrisis
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Hong Kong Police Force Enter #PolyU; University Claims it did not participate in the Security Taskforce of the Police
0810 | Mr Lam Yat-Fan, Action Commissioner of Police Operations entered PolyU this morning and stated two major objectives for the police operation today: To find any potentially dangerous objects and to search for evidence of the riot.
He mentioned that if any civilians are found, police negotiators and social workers will be available to help them. He emphasized that the main objectives of today is not to arrest civilians, but to assist in their health condition, and that there is no riot police or any undercover officers at PolyU today.
At 8am, Yeung Li-Wei, Vice-president of PolyU, entered the University with firemen to search and handle any dangerous goods found onsite. He said that PolyU did not involve in the operation of the Hong Kong Police Force.
Source: Now News
#Nov28 #PolyU
0810 | Mr Lam Yat-Fan, Action Commissioner of Police Operations entered PolyU this morning and stated two major objectives for the police operation today: To find any potentially dangerous objects and to search for evidence of the riot.
He mentioned that if any civilians are found, police negotiators and social workers will be available to help them. He emphasized that the main objectives of today is not to arrest civilians, but to assist in their health condition, and that there is no riot police or any undercover officers at PolyU today.
At 8am, Yeung Li-Wei, Vice-president of PolyU, entered the University with firemen to search and handle any dangerous goods found onsite. He said that PolyU did not involve in the operation of the Hong Kong Police Force.
Source: Now News
#Nov28 #PolyU