Nikki Miu國際新聞台
#HongKong #SiegeOfTheCUHK #20191112 Three years ago tonight, siege of the Chinese University of Hong Kong #CUHK , I can never forget about it. No I wasn’t there, but my friend, like a little brother to me, was at the scene since Nov 11 2019. In order to…
#HongKong
#SiegeOfPolyU
#20191117
It’s been 3 years, I won’t forget how I spent my bday on 2019-11-18.
I was on Twitter, with my iPad streaming the besieged of the Hong Kong Polytechnic University.
The incident started in the evening of Nov 17, 2019, right after the siege of the Chinese University of Hong Kong.
Police force was constantly suppressing the on-going pro-democracy protests in the city, college students who participated the rallies became their major target.
It was like war zone, cops almost used almost all lethal weapons, water cannon which mixed with unknown chemicals, massive tear gas canisters, rubber bullets, and for the first time, they deployed sonic cannon car.
A doctor from U.K. who was at the scene told BBC News that, cops hand-cuffed doctors and nurses who were there to provide medical assistance to the wounded, which is a violation of humanitarian principles and human rights.
#SiegeOfPolyU
#20191117
It’s been 3 years, I won’t forget how I spent my bday on 2019-11-18.
I was on Twitter, with my iPad streaming the besieged of the Hong Kong Polytechnic University.
The incident started in the evening of Nov 17, 2019, right after the siege of the Chinese University of Hong Kong.
Police force was constantly suppressing the on-going pro-democracy protests in the city, college students who participated the rallies became their major target.
It was like war zone, cops almost used almost all lethal weapons, water cannon which mixed with unknown chemicals, massive tear gas canisters, rubber bullets, and for the first time, they deployed sonic cannon car.
A doctor from U.K. who was at the scene told BBC News that, cops hand-cuffed doctors and nurses who were there to provide medical assistance to the wounded, which is a violation of humanitarian principles and human rights.
Nikki Miu國際新聞台
#HongKong #SiegeOfPolyU #20191117 It’s been 3 years, I won’t forget how I spent my bday on 2019-11-18. I was on Twitter, with my iPad streaming the besieged of the Hong Kong Polytechnic University. The incident started in the evening of Nov 17, 2019, right…
#HongKong
#SiegeOfPolyU
#StampedeInYauMaTei
#20191118
Students were trapped in the campus, and cops won’t let cars go thru, protesters with usual civilians rushed to the campus on foot, tried to help when police fire tear gas behind them.
Some students escaped and gathered at Yau Ma Tei, police deployed at least 3 vehicles slammed right into the crowd.
Instead of checking the injuries in the stampede, police bashed the wounded with their batons.
My friend, combat correspondent Michael Yon was there at the scene, he interviewed the firefighters, they confirmed that there was a stampede and cops won’t let them or paramedics to get in and help the victims.
Not a single police officers was held accountable for the besieged or stampede, not one, 1,393 protesters were arrested in relation to the PolyU siege, and 417 have been prosecuted and 315 of them charged with “riot.”
#SiegeOfPolyU
#StampedeInYauMaTei
#20191118
Students were trapped in the campus, and cops won’t let cars go thru, protesters with usual civilians rushed to the campus on foot, tried to help when police fire tear gas behind them.
Some students escaped and gathered at Yau Ma Tei, police deployed at least 3 vehicles slammed right into the crowd.
Instead of checking the injuries in the stampede, police bashed the wounded with their batons.
My friend, combat correspondent Michael Yon was there at the scene, he interviewed the firefighters, they confirmed that there was a stampede and cops won’t let them or paramedics to get in and help the victims.
Not a single police officers was held accountable for the besieged or stampede, not one, 1,393 protesters were arrested in relation to the PolyU siege, and 417 have been prosecuted and 315 of them charged with “riot.”