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This one-minute excerpt of @yvonne_tg's brilliant interview with a top WHO official last month is as powerful as it gets. twitter.com/nathanlawkc/st…
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3/ Frankly speaking, I cannot imagine how far Beijing can go. They could arrest activists, throw us into jail; or they could send agents and mobs to intimidate and attack us and our families. Noting that they already did this long time ago. This trouble is not merely owned by me.
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12/ This is why I wrote "Fight at any cost internationally", linking existing LegCo's survival with survival of HK's separate status as a tax haven. On the chessboard of international politics, only with a tight grasp of regime's weaknesses do we stand a chance against Beijing.
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4. Even now, teachers in China are reprimanded after students report them for questioning the governance of #Xijinping during lectures.
nytimes.com/2019/11/01/wor…
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2/ Language barriers and cultural differences do not matter.
What happened in Hong Kong has inspired other student protest movements and I know that a lot of Thai protesters in Bangkok look to us Hongkongers for solidarity and support.
2206
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2/ To their dismay, the response from all of you, and others who support HKers, proves that Beijing has every right to be worried. My arrest, undoubtedly a political prosecution, is clearly designed to intimidate the people of HK ahead of the Oct 1 Beijing’s National Day.
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5/ @demosisto will continue to inform foreign nations to expand the scope of the embargo to “procurement in the name of the government” to prevent the Hong Kong police from procuring equipment via other government departments.
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8. As per limited sources, the Beijing-appointed Chief Executive will cherrypick special security judges to oversee trials. With Beijing's full grip on both law-enforcement and judicial powers, the law buries Hong Kong's waning judiciary independence.
2210
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3/ Countless reports show HK police used excessive force during over the past seven months when suppressing protests in HK. According to @amnesty, police deployed reckless & indiscriminate violence against protesters with arbitrary arrests, brutal beatings, torture in detention.
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[@johannesboie: Das dröhnende Schweigen Deutschlands zu Hongkong beschämt]
Hongkong ist in Gefahr wie nie zuvor, und wieder ist es ein kommunistisches Regime, das sich Zugriff auf eine freie Stadt verschafft.
welt.de/debatte/kommen…
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1/ This year might be the last year that we get to talk about June Fourth publicly. Once the national security law is in effect, simply mentioning the event will be subject to legal prosecution.
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4. It is the first time ever that even religious activities in #Hongkong were allegedly surveilled by #China’s agents two months after the new #nationalsecuritylaw has been put in place.
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