Are media/politicians slow to react, me not reading the right news or has Hong Kong's airport protests been crazy effective in raising int'l attention compared to other forms of protests? I've heard a lot more int'l political attention on HK these few days compared to last month
British foreign minister @DominicRaab made a phone call with HK leader Carrie Lam to demand an independent investigation on recent protest. It is a good move and world Leaders must speak up for the last battalion of freedom under Beijing rule.https://uk.reuters.com/article/uk-hongkong-protests-britain/britain-calls-for-independent-investigation-into-hong-kong-protests-idUKKCN1UZ21X?fbclid=IwAR3NsNwIkZjW0j8nZSL2YyFDDKKWZZO-HI1yv4qIdkbWEy1CMQIT_Q-85sQ …
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Would this independent investigation include looking into who has organised and funded the protest?
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2047 will be a grim year. Even if Beijing honours its promise which it seems like it won't.
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Great to hear admire the protesters. Mr Raab what have you said to President Macron about the brutal police actions in France?
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