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1/ #hkpolicebrutality is one of the key factors fueling #HKProtests since last year. The unchecked & indiscriminate use of excessive forces against innocent citizens, pregnant women, underaged kids, unarmed elderly and even medics & journalists sparked anger & sense of injustice.pic.twitter.com/qU2vMo8oeJ
2/ That's why Police watchdog IPCC is merely a whitewashing & propaganda to justify the future bloody crackdowns on protest. When police violence has becomes the elephant in the room, what #HKGov do is to act like a #MinistryOfTruth to ignore all these widespread atrocities.
3/ Political discontents can only be settled with the courage to admit the deep-rooted problems, instead of denials and coverups. Hence, I welcome Professor @cliffordstott’s decision to work on a genuinely scientific report to shed light on #hkpolicebrutality.
I agree with you Joshua. No #policebrutality no protests!
Fivedemandsnotoneless!pic.twitter.com/d6uYY4erqD
Pretty much the same in France.
Police holds absolute power now... #HongKongPoliceState
the IPCC report hv the assumption that HongKongers are "violent protesters" at the very beginning without any investigation, and try to blame HongKongers for every conflicts that happened. we would like to see a true report towards #HKPoliceBrutality
Any person who is not brainwashed can see all the violence caused by rioters. Yes there may be a few instances where police used unjustified force however, 99.9% of the violence is caused by protestors. It's just common sense. U guys are absolute hypocrites and u can't see that
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