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Total 224 were arrested yesterday, aged 14 to 69 yrs old.

Source: now news
The Police Force has recruited less than 100 manpower from Correctional Services to be Police "Special Tasks Force", starting this Saturday.

Source: rthk
Pro-China supporters wearing green shirt and armband occupy roads in Yuen Long and chant “we support the police”

14:50 | Yuen Long
Around 200 pro-China protestors, all wearing green shirt and an orange armband on their left arm, started a march to support the police from Yuen Long Station to Castle Peak Road. The Light Rail service was disrupted, but the Police were not at the scene and did not intervene.

These pro-China supporters hold a variety of banners, including “We support the HK Police” and “we love China”. They raised signs and also claimed themselves the "successors" of "The East River Column".

[Editor's note: Historically, the East River Column was an anti-Japanese guerrilla force under the lead the Communist Party of China based in South China during the Second World War]

Source: Apple Daily #Nov14
Shots fired yesterday:
578 tear gas
471 rubber bullets
71 beansbags rounds
22 spongeheaded rubber bullets
Hong Kong reporter diagnosed with chloracne after tear gas exposure, prompting public health concerns

https://www.hongkongfp.com/2019/11/14/hong-kong-reporter-diagnosed-chloracne-tear-gas-exposure-prompting-public-health-concerns/
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Today marks the seventh day after the death of Mr Alex Chow Tsz-lok.

No matter where you are,

We hope that at 8:09 this evening
you can dedicate a minute of silence to Mr Chow.

He shall forever be our pride and glory.
We shall never forget our compatriots.
We shall reach for him his destination unreached.

Free Hong Kong, Revolution of Our Times.

Five Demands, Not One Less.

Be Water and Guardians of Hong Kong will stop posting from 2009HKT to 2100HKT to mourn the loss of our dear friend.

#Nov14 #Memorial #AlexChow
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Tear gas
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Non-stop tear gas
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Citizens Join Rally to Support Firefighters and Paramedics

In Edinburgh Place at 20:08, participants joined many others in the city to observe a minute of silence for Alex Tsz-lok Chow who passed away at 08:09 on November 8. People at the rally also observed an extra minute for the young man who died yesterday (Nov 13).

After that, messages from the firemen arrested during the protests were read out. Frontline firefighters and paramedics express that they will not leave protesters on their own: "We will walk this path with you. Fight on, Hongkongers!"

Source: RTHK; Apple Daily
#Nov14
LGBT Pride Parade banned first time in 10 years

Every year, the Hong Kong Pride Parade Organizing Committee would organize LGBT marches in Hong Kong Island during the end of the year. Same as the last 9 years, the parade is proposed to take the same route and same regulation from Victoria Park to Edinburgh Square, where an assembly would be held.

However, the parade was banned this year for no reason, causing an outcry from the committee and the LGBT community. Committee members said even though they submitted the proposal in April, the Police Force didn’t give their reply until Mid-October.

And when they asked them for suggestions for the parade in order to ensure that the march can still be held, the Police Force gave vague and indirect answers.

The committee condemned the force for their attitude and neglection of the basic human right for assembly.

#FreedomofExpression #HumanRights #Demonstration

Source: Hong Kong Pride
https://hkpride.net/hk/
Hong Kong vs Bahrain Match; Fans Brought Flags and Shouted Protest Slogans

The FIFA World Cup Asian Qualifiers is hosted this evening at the Hong Kong Stadium, with Hong Kong competing against Bahrain. Dozens of face-masked riot police guarded outside of the stadium.

Fans shouted slogan "Liberate Hong Kong, Revolution of Our Times" shortly before the match.

During intermission, security guards of the stadium attempted to take away the flag with the slogan "Free Hong Kong, Revolution of Our Times" printed, but was unsuccessful due to the uproar caused to the fans.

Twenty-two minutes after the match started, all fans in the stadium stood up to dedicate a minute of silence to Mr Alex Chow Tsz-lok, who was twenty-two when he passed away last Friday. Some fans raised a banner that read "They are still young, give their youth back".

The match ended in a tie.

Source: HKBU SU Editorial Board

#Nov14 #FIFA