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  1. Jun 27

    The are shameful! The police state want to increase the number of arrests.

    Yes to create an arrest data base.
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  2. Jul 1

    It looks really stupid, r they being punished? I thought there is celebration of sth but WFC?

    Police cordoned Victoria Park for second time after banned June 4th candle vigil and July 1st rally
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  3. Jun 27

    What are happening in . Tough times...

    Replying to @SolomonYue
    All journalists and editors working for become the target of . Simply criticizing the government can be charged with .
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  4. Jul 1

    It was ruled *unconstitutional* for police to demand people to remove their face masks. Hong Kong police did it anyway. In broad daylight. While being recorded. They themselves are doing the recording. Using blatant coercion to get a citizen's personal data.

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    Just now, a policeman loudly ordered a young man to take off his mask and look into the video camera. Hong Kong's Court of Appeal ruled in April 2020 that it was unconstitutional for police to demand people to remove their masks. (Thanks for the reminder)
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  5. Jun 28

    After , is now cancelling some of its own RTHK’s television and radio programme. now only allow one voice. People don’t even have rights to listen to radio programs they have been listening for over 11 years.

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  6. Jul 1
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    They reassured that is a police state.

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  7. Jul 1

    Very joyful indeed

    “Hong Kong residents joyously celebrate the centenary of Chinese Communist Party and the 24th anniversary of Hong Kong’s reunification” the red banner says.
  8. Jun 24
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    Institutionally declaring the beginning of .

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  9. Jun 24
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    Officially heralding the establishment of .

  10. 12 hours ago

    When it comes to , will not be last

    "We must urge the UK Government to lead democracies around the world, to coordinate, not to act one-by-one, but to coordinate and act together to sanction every official who is responsible for destruction of HK's freedoms." | Support us:
  11. Jun 25
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    What can we say, welcome to the police state:HongKong😡

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  12. Jun 25

    “And why not?”, by the “law maker” that not elected fairly by the citizens.

  13. Jul 1
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    Cant even wear black in hk now

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  14. Jun 25

    Loyal Rubbish revealed highly confidential information 😉

    Freudian slip or useful idiot?
  15. Jun 25
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    I guess that’s the new name then:

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  16. Jun 27
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    Same here! They are doing whatever they want to take revenge on pro-democracy activists and even journalists!

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  17. 6 hours ago
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    This is an example on how have been continuously depressing citizens, citizen can charged unreasonably for showing mercy to dissents, for just a memorial action.

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  18. Jun 25
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    Only one word to conclude

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  19. Jul 1

    So "pre-crime" is an official policing doctrine in Hong Kong now... Where is the "freedom to peacefully protest" enshrined in the ICCPR and Hong Kong's own Basic Law that the police are meant to uphold?

    1/ Police seal traditional starting point of democracy rally: "[T]he most effective police measure is to prevent things from happening, instead of [dealing] with it after it happened," Senior Superintendent Liauw Ka-kei said.
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  20. Jun 25

    journalist: Is Hong Kong a police state? Hong Kong: Sure why not?

    Has Hong Kong become a police state? Let’s hear from the FTU’s Alice Mak.
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