https://twitter.com/cityusucbc/status/1178982813124554753?s=19
Reporter got beaten by the police.
Reporter got beaten by the police.
Twitter
City Broadcasting Channel(CBC)
【101 #TsimShaTsui】1720 USP Reporter beaten by cop at the neck from BEHIND, as the cop suspects him to be 'fake reporter'. The cop threatened to pepper spray him although he has a Press ID. #HongKongProtests #HKprotests #GoodMourningCCP fb/ig : @ cityusu.cbc…
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[Snapshot of October 11]
A light installation displaying the words "Free HK" appeared in Tai Po.
Source: Real Time News Broadcast
#FreeHK #HKProtests #Resist
A light installation displaying the words "Free HK" appeared in Tai Po.
Source: Real Time News Broadcast
#FreeHK #HKProtests #Resist
https://twitter.com/eyepressnews/status/1195989462976614400?s=19
Tear gas shot through the journalist's backpack
Tear gas shot through the journalist's backpack
Twitter
EYEPRESS NEWS AGENCY
A journalist’s back-pack is burning after being hit by tear gas during clash between anti-government protesters and riot police outside the Polytechnic University of Hong Kong this afternoon. The confrontation is still going on. #press #journalist #HKprotests
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Unexpected tear gas without prior warning
1326 | Hennessy Road, #CausewayBay
Without prior warning, police fired several barrages of tear gas canisters directly at the crowd at Hennessy Road. The police only raised the black flag aftewards.
Source: CUHK Student Press #May24
#TearGas #PoliceState #HKProtests
1326 | Hennessy Road, #CausewayBay
Without prior warning, police fired several barrages of tear gas canisters directly at the crowd at Hennessy Road. The police only raised the black flag aftewards.
Source: CUHK Student Press #May24
#TearGas #PoliceState #HKProtests
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#AsiasFinest #HongKongPolice
Raptor Police Contradicts himself while giving witness
Three protesters were arrested during the police-citizen conflict on 28 July 2019. The police officer who made the arrest, Yim, changed his testimony several times during the hearing and was questioned by the defendant if he was lying. Yim first claimed he found respirators and helmets in the defendant’s backpack, and contradicted himself later by saying these objects were hung on the defendant’s bag. He also stated he was unsure of how the defendant climbed over a fence, and later said he remembered and demonstrated the action himself.
Yim stated that he did not receive any orders to make the arrest. The judge then questioned him why the arrest was not handled by a group of police who arrived at the scene earlier. The judge also questioned what made Yim felt he was responsible for making the arrest, to which Yim responded: "My initiative and instinct made me do so." The defendant counsel also pointed out that Yim was not the first officer to arrive at the scene, and he was not of the highest rank, making it unreasonable for him to make the arrest.
Source: Inmedia HK #Jun2
#Court #HKProtests #PoliceState
Raptor Police Contradicts himself while giving witness
Three protesters were arrested during the police-citizen conflict on 28 July 2019. The police officer who made the arrest, Yim, changed his testimony several times during the hearing and was questioned by the defendant if he was lying. Yim first claimed he found respirators and helmets in the defendant’s backpack, and contradicted himself later by saying these objects were hung on the defendant’s bag. He also stated he was unsure of how the defendant climbed over a fence, and later said he remembered and demonstrated the action himself.
Yim stated that he did not receive any orders to make the arrest. The judge then questioned him why the arrest was not handled by a group of police who arrived at the scene earlier. The judge also questioned what made Yim felt he was responsible for making the arrest, to which Yim responded: "My initiative and instinct made me do so." The defendant counsel also pointed out that Yim was not the first officer to arrive at the scene, and he was not of the highest rank, making it unreasonable for him to make the arrest.
Source: Inmedia HK #Jun2
#Court #HKProtests #PoliceState
獨立媒體
7.28上環衝突 速龍前言不對後語 辯方斥「一路講一路作」 | 獨媒報導 | 獨立媒體
（獨媒特約報導）去年7月28日上環爆發警民衝突，新婚夫婦湯偉雄和杜依蘭、及17歲李姓少女被控暴動罪，今早於區域法院續審。當日拘捕湯偉雄的速龍小
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Holiday Ruined: Police Pepper-sprayed Civilians in Mall
1930 | YOHO, #YuenLong
Netizens initiated "Dragon Boat Festival - Shop with You" event in Yuen Long. After a short time of conflict, with police frisking and arresting civilians in mall, a group of riot police suddenly charged into the Mall at around 1900. They pepper-sprayed civilians and district councilor Lam Chun.
Some civilians felt unwell afterwards and received medical treatment. One of them pointed out in an interview that "someone in plaincloth" pepper-sprayed him twice, making him unable to open his eyes. The area around his eyes was red and swollen.
Source: Stand News, TSW Connection #Jun25 #25June
#ShopWithYou #PoliceState #HKProtests
1930 | YOHO, #YuenLong
Netizens initiated "Dragon Boat Festival - Shop with You" event in Yuen Long. After a short time of conflict, with police frisking and arresting civilians in mall, a group of riot police suddenly charged into the Mall at around 1900. They pepper-sprayed civilians and district councilor Lam Chun.
Some civilians felt unwell afterwards and received medical treatment. One of them pointed out in an interview that "someone in plaincloth" pepper-sprayed him twice, making him unable to open his eyes. The area around his eyes was red and swollen.
Source: Stand News, TSW Connection #Jun25 #25June
#ShopWithYou #PoliceState #HKProtests
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In face of the National Security Law, Kwun Tong residents staged the "EX404" event at APM Shopping Mall
1826 | APM, #KwunTong
Starting from 1800, over 100 residents stood still at the shopping hub holding pieces of white paper, a statement against the oppression of pro-democracy ideas and pro-movement propaganda brought by the law. Some made the "Five One" gesture, which represented the popular protest slogan "Five Demands, Not one less."
Apart from the activity, a "Lunch with You" protest also occured at IFC shopping center this afternoon.
Source: First Hand
#July6 #NationalSecurityLaw #FirstHand
#Defiance #HKProtests
1826 | APM, #KwunTong
Starting from 1800, over 100 residents stood still at the shopping hub holding pieces of white paper, a statement against the oppression of pro-democracy ideas and pro-movement propaganda brought by the law. Some made the "Five One" gesture, which represented the popular protest slogan "Five Demands, Not one less."
Apart from the activity, a "Lunch with You" protest also occured at IFC shopping center this afternoon.
Source: First Hand
#July6 #NationalSecurityLaw #FirstHand
#Defiance #HKProtests
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Police Push Off Journalists and Patrons As They Set Up Cordon Line
1857 | APM, #KwunTong
Police set up cordon lines across the major Kowloon East shopping hub, pushing away journalists and sweeping away patrons as they went. Many more shops were closed when the police entered respective floors. While many citizens still looked on, no physical violence or arrests happened till this point.
Source: First Hand
#July6 #NationalSecurityLaw #FirstHand
#Defiance #HKProtests
1857 | APM, #KwunTong
Police set up cordon lines across the major Kowloon East shopping hub, pushing away journalists and sweeping away patrons as they went. Many more shops were closed when the police entered respective floors. While many citizens still looked on, no physical violence or arrests happened till this point.
Source: First Hand
#July6 #NationalSecurityLaw #FirstHand
#Defiance #HKProtests
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Woman Carrying American Flag Forced to Take Off Mask Despite Health Regulations, Shoved Around By Police
1916 | APM, #KwunTong
A middle-aged woman carrying an American flag was being chastised by riot police. Officers surrounded the woman, hurling insults and pushing the woman around. She was ordered to take off her masks, despite a second wave of community outbreak happening in Hong Kong. Meanwhile, 4 young men and women were arrested.
Source: First Hand
#FirstHand #July6 #NationalSecurityLaw #Defiance #HKProtests
1916 | APM, #KwunTong
A middle-aged woman carrying an American flag was being chastised by riot police. Officers surrounded the woman, hurling insults and pushing the woman around. She was ordered to take off her masks, despite a second wave of community outbreak happening in Hong Kong. Meanwhile, 4 young men and women were arrested.
Source: First Hand
#FirstHand #July6 #NationalSecurityLaw #Defiance #HKProtests