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  1. May 27

    just charged at a group of on the pavement and dragged a kid to the ground (~00:30). A middle-aged man said: Being beaten for just walking, insane!

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  2. May 26

    Despite heavy deployment, and white-collars staged lunchtime protests to oppose . Credit:

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  3. May 24

    A people accustomed to liberty & democracy do not easily surrender it. As tens of thousands protest ’s plan to use to crush the autonomy of we will

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    Pro-democracy protesters have gathered in Causeway Bay and chanted slogans: "No rioters, only tyranny." Riot police are gathered on site, and in Wanchai.
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  4. Jun 30

    adopted by 's NPC is a serious violation of what Beijing promised before handover. It's also a blow to HK's freedom & basic rights. We join the international community in condemning the move & will keep helping in need. JW

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  5. Jul 23

    Beijing vows retaliation after UK announces ‘bespoke’ immigration route for Hongkongers

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  6. May 28

    The decision to impose on by the shatters 's solemn promise in 1997 to respect 's autonomy & freedoms. Now is the time for democracies to ! will be ready to offer necessary humanitarian assistance. JW

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  7. May 25

    Imposing on will destroy its freedom & rule of law. will & provide necessary assistance to the people. The way forward is freedom & democratic elections, not ending them.

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  8. May 28

    1/ Despite foreign doubts and ’ criticism, just passed . # China unilaterally imposes the law with its legislation entirely under a black box, with no legislative scrutiny and public consultation.

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  9. May 28

    Yes. people will keep fighting. And with the support of the world, they will win. Their fight is our fight because is our common enemy.

    There needs to be some rhetorical space between "Hong Kong is dead" and "Hong Kong will be fine." The national security law is an unprecedented threat. But anyone who has been watching knows that Hong Kong people are going to keep fighting—just as they have for years.
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  10. Jul 15

    Most US chamber of commerce members concerned about Hong Kong security law; over half feel ‘less safe’ – survey

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  11. May 27

    In the meantime, our fellow Koreans marched to the Chinese embassy to and urge to halt . Thanks for standing with in our fight for democracy🙌

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  12. Jun 3

    2/ According to the latest poll, 64% of the city’s population opposes ’s blackbox that completely bypasses local legislative scrutiny. However, Beijing chooses to ignore all critics and turns into another Mainland city.

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  13. Jun 30

    Dark day for Hong Kong. Not even the Chief Executive has seen the . Hong Kongers are shutting down their social media accounts for fear of being arrested. Feels like an iron curtain has descended on the city.

    Xi has signed the order the promulgate the hk national security law
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  14. Jul 30

    The reassured the world that the would only affect an "extremely small number of people". Yet the impact of these disqualifications will be to deprive a significant number of Hongkongers political candidates that can represent them.

    For all the govt’s insistence that these decisions do not restrict ‘freedom of speech’, its actions reek of political repression.
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  15. Jul 1

    is the sovereign right of a state & responsibility of the central govt. The has the most wide-ranging national security laws in various pretexts, e.g. foreign missions & foreign investment.

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  16. May 24

    say as of 4:30pm, at least 120 people have been arrested in Wan Chai & Causeway Bay, mostly for unlawful assembly

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  17. Jun 14

    legal scholar Johannes Chan says it's unthinkable that the public won’t able to study the details of before it takes effect, said said the law should define precisely what constitutes an act of subversion or sedition.

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  18. Jun 30

    Good point! Macau passed its laws on its own as per Basic Law.

    Just a reminder to people that Macao has had these laws in place since 2009 and it hasn't ended the One Country, Two Systems model, stifled local autonomy or transformed it into the Mainland. Whilst the two circumstances are different, the western media are exacerbating hysteria.
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  19. May 26

    6/ On Fri’s meeting, I call upon the foreign ministers to have a firmer stance on the issue & to urge China to halt . I urge the to impose all necessary sanctions if China insists on breaking an UN-filed treaty & finally passes this evil bill.

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  20. May 29

    is in no one’s pocket. “Hong Kong looks after its own interests, so does China. We are not offending anybody. We’re just protecting ourselves”, said Maria Tam, Deputy Director of HK’s Basic Law Committee, when interviewed by @thepointwithlx about .

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