Hong Kong police accused of driving vehicles into protesters during clearance operation

https://www.hongkongfp.com/2019/11/19/hong-kong-police-accused-driving-vehicles-protesters-clearance-operation/

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

One 26-yr-old journalist is charged with possession of ammunitions, because he had collected around 40 tear gas/rubber bullets cases left on the protest sites.

Court judge has denied the request for him to be on bail.
The case will be brought to court again next year January.

Former Legislative Councillor from Democratic Party Mr Ho was attacked by few people near Tin Hau Station.
He was hit at his head and his back.
He had gone to hospital for treatment.

There were more than 70 patients waiting to be send to hospital from PolyU this morning.

Source: now news

#Newspaper

Oxford SU Council Passes Motion To Condemn Hong Kong Police Brutality

Editor’s note: Martin Yip is an undergraduate student studying Philosophy, Politics & Economics at Oxford from Hong Kong

(16 Nov) Oxford SU Council Passes Motion To Condemn Hong Kong Police Brutality

Martin Yip, from Oriel College, said that Oxford, as a modern and progressive institution that treasures and upholds the values of liberty and democracy, should take a stance on Hong Kong and condemn police brutality in the city.

There were arguments between Hong Kong students and Chinese students, and the motion was passed 85% to 15%.

Source: The Oxford Students
https://www.oxfordstudent.com/2019/11/16/su-president-to-condemn-hong-kong-police-brutality/

#GlobalSupport #PoliceBrutality

45 were sent to hospital last night due to clashes in Kowloon, 8 were in serious conditions.
31 from the total were injuries from Yau Ma Tei mass arrest "people stepping on people" incident.

Source: rthk

19 total are charged with "rioting", arrested on Nov 18 in Tsim Sha Tsui.
Aged 16 to 29 yrs old, 13 are students.

All are not allowed to be on bail, detention til next year Feb to be brought to court again.

Source: rthk

Former Hong Kong lawmaker Albert Ho attacked

https://www.hongkongfp.com/2019/11/19/former-hong-kong-lawmaker-albert-ho-attacked/

Update:
2 are not allowed to be on bail, others could be released on bail.

Update:
Kindergartens and Special schools class suspension til Sunday.

Epoch Times Printing factory was set on fire by black clad people.
Epoch Times is an anti-CCP media, the press condemned communist party for sending in black clad people to muddle the public for rioter image of HK protesters.

Source: appledaily

The public condemned Medicines San Frontiers(HK) for ignoring the humanitarian crisis in HK.

Last night(Mon) , MSF(HK) has issued a statement online saying that the organization is monitoring the situation in HK, and if there is any humanitarian gap needed to be filled, they would offer medical aid to the needy.
But as for that moment, they did not regard the situation in HK as in need.

The public went furious about the statement, condemning MSF(HK) for being ignorance and blind-folded on the current crisis in HK.
The public has started to withdraw their monthly donations to the organization.
MSF(HK) has received overwhelming donors application for withdrawal.

Today(Tue) , MSF(HK) had sent 4 medical staff/volunteer to PolyU campus.
The staff did not respond to media enquiry.

(Note: most of the injured people inside the campus had left and sent to hospital before MSF(HK) arrival)

(Note: HK Red Cross had sent a whole team of first-aiders to PolyU campus on Monday)

Til 11pm on Nov 19(Tue),
Around 800 people had left PolyU campus,
In which about 300 are under 18 yrs old.

Source: now news

Hong Kong protesters attempt escape from PolyU via underground sewers

https://www.hongkongfp.com/2019/11/19/hong-kong-protesters-attempt-escape-polyu-via-underground-sewers/

Video showing how the ridiculous the HK police are, treating the arrested worse than prisoners of war.

Mong Kok
- police arrested at least 3 ppl for blocking roads