[HK is not like Tiananmen Square – China is a superpower now and that is worrying] China’s international clout has made nations reluctant to speak out as they did after the massacre in 1989 – but we need the international community to stand with HKhttps://www.independent.co.uk/voices/hong-kong-protests-china-tiananmen-square-anniversary-human-rights-a9548981.html#gsc.tab=0 …
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5/ The proposal goes in the right direction: can we dream of a “democratic league” to keep Chinese dragon at bay in HK, Taiwan, and throughout the world? All those who appreciate democracy & free speech might be keenly interested in working for this to become more than a dream.
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6/ There is hope. Starting from Hong Kong, democracies around the world must come together to stand their ground. Standing with Hong Kong, the world can show that out of unity, strength is born, and out of strength, freedom can be preserved.pic.twitter.com/zyCvdmRP52
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