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Months after the protests, workers in Hong Kong are still asked to glue bricks to the ground to prevent them from being dug up. “It doesn’t really work. We are just following the orders we were given,” he said.
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The front page ad in @appledaily_hk today is posted by HKUST student union in remembrance of 22 yro Chow Tsz-lok, who fell to his death in unexplained circumstances during a protest in Nov 2019. "It's been ten months since he left. Wrong remains unrighted."
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“This is an illegitimate government. It’s not elected by the people and does not represent the people. I wrote this in both English and Chinese so people can see and know the injustice that’s taking place in #HongKong.”
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What living in Hong Kong feels like these days.
From Facebook page Hong Kong Worker.
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TVB’s voxpop on medical strike: “I’m a cancer patient and am still taking targeted therapy drugs. I’ll support (the strike) no matter how long I have to wait. Even if all’re going on strike, I think it’s right. Their lives are valuable. It’s not just your life that has value.”
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A group of volunteers have installed hand sanitizer dispensers at over 300 old tenement buildings in #HongKong and deliver regular supply for refill. Their goal is to reach 2000 buildings and keep them supplied for at least two months.
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Sat down at Apple Daily's canteen with a senior reporter on Wednesday morning, but before we could finish breakfast, we were warned that police were on their way and had to leave in an emergency evacuation.
With @TMclaughlin3 on Apple Daily's legacy. theatlantic.com/international/…
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Wait till you meet the head of IT. twitter.com/rachel_cheung1…
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"In the remaining days, we will stand first in our positions and do our best to deliver good reporting. Thank you for your support." A message from iCable's China desk, which submitted a mass resignation in light of the abrupt dismissal. twitter.com/alvinllum/stat…
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You know the digital migration is real when your 78-yro grandma asks you to download Signal on phone. bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
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“Liberate #HongKong; Revolution of Our Time”. A round of slogan chanting at #TiananmenVigil
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53 arrested for subversion. 6 are arrested for organising the act, 47 for participating, said Steve Li from #HongKong police's national security department. Police also froze HK$1.6 million in funds.
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An 18-year-old who reported being raped by officers in Tsuen Wan police station on 27th Sept is now wanted by police for making false statement. Police chief Chris Tang told district councillors her statement doesn’t match results of the investigation. thestandnews.com/politics/%E5%B…
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#HongKongProtesters are finding alternative ways to protest amid the crackdown. Latest form after holding blank paper: cosplay twitter.com/holmeschan_/st…
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Latest work by @AhTo_comic, riffing off Carrie Lam’s famous quote in 2017 that “a place has been reserved for her in heaven”.
Angel: “But I can’t find your name wor...Mrs. Lam..”
“Then I return the place! I don’t want it anymore!”
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A growing number of protesters in a mall in Sha Tin, chanting slogans and commemorating the protest anniversary. Thousands surrounded LegCo last year tdy to prevent legislators from passing the extradition amendments bill that would allow HK ppl to stand trial in mainland China.
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#HongKong govt is closing amusement places amid 3rd wave of COVID-19, so it will be a while before I can check this out. But the Siu Hei playground, newly designed by One Bite Design Studio and Never-Never, is a sight to behold.
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“Stop staring, Hong Kong is dead.”
“...I want to look. Whether it’s alive or dead, I want to see.”
Credit: 一起吃早餐
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When popular Chinese boba chain HEYTEA first opened in #HongKong late 2018, hundreds queued for hours for a drink. It took a hit during the protests and a further blow amid #coronavirus. Now only 2 out of 8 branches remain in town. hk.appledaily.com/finance/202005…
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A man was stopped and searched by police for holding a Lego tank set. “In just three years, everything changed,” he said.
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The same wall two days apart. The slogans you can cover, the wall you can repaint, but memories and beliefs you cannot erase.
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This rhyme with food thing is still going on.. twitter.com/xinwenxiaojie/…
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"China has betrayed the people of Hong Kong so the West should stop kowtowing to Beijing for an illusory great pot of gold" twitter.com/Reuters/status…
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VA Wong Sir, a visual art teacher in #HongKong best known for some of his protest artworks published anonymously online, lost his job after someone filed a complaint to the Education Bureau. latimes.com/world-nation/s…
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Political cartoonist Zunzi's drawing in Mingpao today.
Journalist based in Hong Kong. Formerly @VICEWorldNews, @SCMPNews. Words in @WPReview, @latimes and @AJEnglish
Contact: rachel_cheung1@protonmail.com