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Today, you can disband this group, but the peoples’ heart to commemorate June 4th will not dissolve, I believe citizens will use their own ways of expression.”

This is a heart-breaking disbandment, because the government used all its public power and laws to force civil society organisations to disband one after another…

Activist and former district councillor Tsang Kin-shing, who attended the meeting, also said Hongkongers will find other ways to commemorate June 4.

“I believe that [Szeto] was a principled person, and also someone who valued the group’s safety and how to advance and retreat depending on the political environment,” Tsoi said.

Tsoi added that he will visit the grave of Alliance founder Szeto Wah, as believed that – were he still alive – Szeto would use all means to think how to preserve their energy and people’s hope.

Speaking to the press afterwards, Company Secretary of the Alliance Richard Tsoi said he was “sad” about the disbandment: “I do believe Hong Kong people, no matter in [an] individual capacity or other capacities, will continue commemorating June 4th as before.”

Can’t help but try to find a “QR” code to scan when I was getting something at SFO just now. The sign that #Taiwan’s #COVID19 contact tracing regulations have been ingrained in me.

China has previously denied engaging in "hostage diplomacy", insisting that the arrest and detention of the two Canadians was not tied in any way to the extradition proceedings against Meng.

However, neither Hu nor other media have mentioned the release of Spavor and Kovrig, and reactions on China's Twitter-like Weibo social media platform have been few and far between. The foreign ministry has also declined to comment publicly.

Canadians Michael Kovrig and Michael Spavor, detained by Chinese authorities just days after Meng's arrest, were released a few hours later, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has said.

Chinese state broadcaster CCTV carried a statement by the Huawei executive, written as her plane flew over the North Pole to avoid US airspace. Her eyes were "blurring with tears" as she approached "the embrace of the great motherland", Meng said.

But they have kept silent about Michael Kovrig and Michael Spavor, the two Canadians released from Chinese custody in an apparent act of reciprocation by Beijing.

After initially announcing the plan to donate 10,000 doses of #COVID19 vaccines to #Taiwan, Slovakia has announced its decision to increase the amount of vaccine donation to 160,000. It follows the news that Lithuania will increase its vaccine donation to Taiwan too.

“I’m sure you all can definitely find other ways to express your support for the Alliance’s work. Your persistence will be the biggest power for those in jail. Thank you all!”

“If members cannot attend or speak at the general meeting or cannot vote according to your own wishes because of considerations of personal safety, I also understand,” wrote the vice-chair.

Chow referred to rumours that wiretaps and pinhole cameras had been installed in the museum, and that those who oppose to disbandment might face retaliation. She said this showed “how afraid they are of the Alliance’s moral force.”