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  1. Jan 15

    Hong Kong 🇭🇰 Venezuela 🇻🇪 Belarus 🇧🇾 Across the world, will prevail. We will prevail.

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  2. Jan 12

    "Ray Chan, a former lawmaker arrested at his home, said he kept receiving confirmation codes sent by to a replacement phone after police confiscated his devices. The codes are used to verify the authenticity of a user trying to log into an account."

    There were many likely reasons behind last week's mass round up of pro-democracy activists -- intimidation, passport seizures -- but a key one: collecting their devices. Police have started sending these to the mainland for data extraction, say 2 sources:
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  3. Jan 9

    Week 1 of 2021: a very challenging beginning into a year of very hard work for democracy

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  4. Jan 15

    Yellow is a colour symbolises resistance in , a colour that Beijing loyalists may be afraid of. and I spent time looking into the daily politics how masks mix with the colour.

    Yellow masks are now one of the only visible signs of resistance to growing authoritarianism in Hong Kong. This week, I looked at the politics of yellow masks & why some in the pro-Beijing camp are calling them seditious with
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  5. Jan 4

    How can we believe the law and justice from ?

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  6. 21 Dec 2020
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    The anti-mask ban is clearly a political tool to suppress and freedom and assembly in HK. The courts and judges in HK have become the accomplices of the authoritarians and rule of law is dead.

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  7. Jan 14

    Hong Kong security chief says today the sweeping national security law isn’t subject to the city’s Interception of Communications and Surveillance Ordinance, meaning that, after obtaining approval from a judge, the police can intercept confidential information.

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  8. Jan 12

    Thank you for giving us a look at what's happening today in and Stay Safe and Stay Strong

  9. Jan 11

    In a protest-related course case today, District Judge Lin Kam-hung Ernest, ordered a lawyer and 2 spectators wearing yellow masks to leave the court. Later on, when Lin was watching a case-related footage, he claims...(1/3)

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  10. 5 Dec 2020
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    Someone spray-painted this on the wall of a branch during last year's , quite befitting for the bank.

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  11. Jan 6
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    could never compare with the protest in US

    There are some superficial similarities to the storming of Legco in Hong Kong two years ago and what is happening in Washington today, but there is a big difference. One group was demanding the full vote, the other is trying to overturn the result of one.
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  12. Jan 5
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    should act now

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  13. Jan 8

    As a (or an ally of ), I oppose any groups who are anti-democracy and I do not give consent for them to use our rallying flags We who do not get in bed with those who oppose it Spread it out

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  14. Jan 6
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    Thank you for speaking the truth That's ,they could never stop any opportunities to blacken

    So sick of people trying to compare the U.S. with China and Russia. As distressing as the U.S. Capitol riot is, participants will be arrested for trying to SUBVERT democracy. The 50+ people just arrested in HK were detained for trying to PROMOTE it
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  15. Jan 6

    EU countries must take action against violation of human rights in Hong Kong.👇🏻

    The fact that foreign governments have only "consistently expressed concern" about China's human rights violations without undertaking meaningful action is partly what allows the continual erosion of Hong Kong's democracy to happen.
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  16. Jan 7

    It has been reported internet users in are unable to access , a website consisting related information. Administrators believe local ISPs, under the request of the govn’t, purposely dropped all connections to the site..(1/2)

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  17. Jan 6
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    is global threat and enemy of universal core values

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  18. Jan 14

    They don’t give up

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  19. Jan 10

    Always touched by Hong Kong activists being so creative and brave!

    Skin in the game: Hong Kong protesters facing security law see banned slogan tattoos as ‘last inch of freedom’
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  20. Jan 9

    //We, the Foreign Ministers of Australia, Canada, and the United Kingdom, and the United States Secretary of State, underscore our serious concern at the mass arrests of 55 politicians and activists in for subversion under the National Security Law.//

    Together with 🇺🇸, 🇦🇺 & 🇨🇦, 🇬🇧 makes clear that mass arrests under National Security Law are designed to crush dissent in Hong Kong, not restore order. China must keep its word & respect rights & freedoms of HK people
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