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Protests Switch from Island to Kowloon Peninsula,
Police Make Arrests in Mongkok
19:21 | #MongKok
Hongkongers took it to the streets to express their discontent over the National Security Law. Protests were seen in Causeway Bay on Hong Kong island since the early afternoon of May 24.
In late afternoon, the protest gradually spilled over to Tsim Sha Tsui and Mong Kok.
On Nathan Road, large groups of riot police were deployed to set up cordon lines and conducted stopp and search outside Langham Place and Grand Plaza. Two young men and 1 young woman were arrested.
Source: PPPNews #May24 #NationalSecurityLaw #HKProtest
Protests Switch from Island to Kowloon Peninsula,
Police Make Arrests in Mongkok
19:21 | #MongKok
Hongkongers took it to the streets to express their discontent over the National Security Law. Protests were seen in Causeway Bay on Hong Kong island since the early afternoon of May 24.
In late afternoon, the protest gradually spilled over to Tsim Sha Tsui and Mong Kok.
On Nathan Road, large groups of riot police were deployed to set up cordon lines and conducted stopp and search outside Langham Place and Grand Plaza. Two young men and 1 young woman were arrested.
Source: PPPNews #May24 #NationalSecurityLaw #HKProtest
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Female Reporter Pulled Back and Allegedly Sexually Harrassed by Police Officer
The Anti-National Security Law protests spread to Tsim Sha Tsui, where tens of people gathered and shouted slogans in Habour City.
Riot police arrested a number of civilians at a narrow spot, stacking them on top of one another.
A female reporter from Stand News was thrust away multiple times, and even pulled from the back by a policeman.
Stand News strongly condemns the improper actions and will pursue legal action.
Source: Stand News #May24
Female Reporter Pulled Back and Allegedly Sexually Harrassed by Police Officer
The Anti-National Security Law protests spread to Tsim Sha Tsui, where tens of people gathered and shouted slogans in Habour City.
Riot police arrested a number of civilians at a narrow spot, stacking them on top of one another.
A female reporter from Stand News was thrust away multiple times, and even pulled from the back by a policeman.
Stand News strongly condemns the improper actions and will pursue legal action.
Source: Stand News #May24
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Who is the lawbreaker?
Young protestors stormed into the Legislative Council last July to show their disappointment towards the deteriorating rule of law in Hong Kong. They insisted leaving money in a small collection basket for drinks taken from the cooler even in an extreme state of fury and fear. They also left behind a hand-written note reinstating that they would not steal like a thief.
However, a riot police who is well trained to enforce the law in Hong Kong, snatched a bottled water from a convenient stall during an operation in public and walked away without paying. Did he not just deliberately break the law?
If the incident was not caught on video and later gone rival on internet, would this police officer take the trouble to go back to the shop and pay?
"It's not stealing if I pay ... after I get caught"
https://publielectoral.lat/guardiansofhongkong/21250
#PoliceState #HongKongPolice #PoliceLies
Who is the lawbreaker?
Young protestors stormed into the Legislative Council last July to show their disappointment towards the deteriorating rule of law in Hong Kong. They insisted leaving money in a small collection basket for drinks taken from the cooler even in an extreme state of fury and fear. They also left behind a hand-written note reinstating that they would not steal like a thief.
However, a riot police who is well trained to enforce the law in Hong Kong, snatched a bottled water from a convenient stall during an operation in public and walked away without paying. Did he not just deliberately break the law?
If the incident was not caught on video and later gone rival on internet, would this police officer take the trouble to go back to the shop and pay?
"It's not stealing if I pay ... after I get caught"
https://publielectoral.lat/guardiansofhongkong/21250
#PoliceState #HongKongPolice #PoliceLies
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Gun Versus Camera; Persistence Equals Hope
In response to China's National People's Congress ramming a National Securtiy Law towards Hong Kong, the local population cannot stand just sitting around doing nothing and letting their rights freedom be taken away.
The protest on May 24, 2020 is Hongkongers' reminder for one another: "Only when there is persistence can there be hope; if you give up, who will fight for you?"
Source: Apple Daily #May24
#PoliceState #HongKongPolice #PoliceLies
In response to China's National People's Congress ramming a National Securtiy Law towards Hong Kong, the local population cannot stand just sitting around doing nothing and letting their rights freedom be taken away.
The protest on May 24, 2020 is Hongkongers' reminder for one another: "Only when there is persistence can there be hope; if you give up, who will fight for you?"
Source: Apple Daily #May24
#PoliceState #HongKongPolice #PoliceLies
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UK ready to welcome HK Refugee
Hong Kong news updates pinned «https://news.rthk.hk/rthk/en/component/k2/1528156-20200525.htm»
10 were sent to hospital related to yesterday's protests.
One lady is in critical condition.
Source: rthk
One lady is in critical condition.
Source: rthk
Chris Patten calls on G7 to 'stand for HK's freedom'
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Chris Patten calls on G7 to 'stand for HK's freedom'
Hong Kong's last governor, Chris Patten, has called on G7 nations to stand up for Hong Kong’s freedom, describing President Xi Jinping's administration as an “enemy of open societies”. In an opinion piece in the Financial Times, Patten accused President Xi…
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Families and Friends of the Arrestees Waiting Outside Police Station After Midnight
As the protest against Beijing's breach of One Country Two Systems on May 24, police arrested at least 180 civilians. After midnight, over 30 relatives and friends of the arrestees were still waiting outside of the North Point Police Station.
A woman was waiting for her younger brother. She was arrested before and her brother had waited for her. She said with the switch of role, she now understood how helpless and frustrated her brother felt.
She reiterated that it is necessary to speak up for rights and justice.
Source: InMedia #May25
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Families and Friends of the Arrestees Waiting Outside Police Station After Midnight
As the protest against Beijing's breach of One Country Two Systems on May 24, police arrested at least 180 civilians. After midnight, over 30 relatives and friends of the arrestees were still waiting outside of the North Point Police Station.
A woman was waiting for her younger brother. She was arrested before and her brother had waited for her. She said with the switch of role, she now understood how helpless and frustrated her brother felt.
She reiterated that it is necessary to speak up for rights and justice.
Source: InMedia #May25
#PoliceStation #PoliceState #HongKongProtests #NationalSecurityLaw
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Government Spends 10 mil on 2 Redundant Apps
The Hong Kong Government has recently pumped in a large sum of money into developing two cellphone apps.
It costs HKD5 million to develop each app, with 4 million dollars being subsidized by the government. The two apps were developed by the "North Point Neighbour Association” and a health prompting group.
There have been doubts about how useful these apps actually are. Some of the elderly felt that there was no need for an app to be developed to teach them how to exercise. Many of them claimed that they would rather watch and learn it on Youtube.
It has been discovered that these two apps were developed by the same company. Subject matter experts were interviewed about these apps, and they estimated the cost to develop these apps to be 50% of whatever the government spent. In total, 10 million Hong Kong dollars was spent in developing two redundant apps, when it could have cost half the price.
Source: Cable News #May11
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Government Spends 10 mil on 2 Redundant Apps
The Hong Kong Government has recently pumped in a large sum of money into developing two cellphone apps.
It costs HKD5 million to develop each app, with 4 million dollars being subsidized by the government. The two apps were developed by the "North Point Neighbour Association” and a health prompting group.
There have been doubts about how useful these apps actually are. Some of the elderly felt that there was no need for an app to be developed to teach them how to exercise. Many of them claimed that they would rather watch and learn it on Youtube.
It has been discovered that these two apps were developed by the same company. Subject matter experts were interviewed about these apps, and they estimated the cost to develop these apps to be 50% of whatever the government spent. In total, 10 million Hong Kong dollars was spent in developing two redundant apps, when it could have cost half the price.
Source: Cable News #May11
#HKGovernment