2/ We can be prosecuted for colluding with foreign forces, extradited to China's courts and thrown into jails for life sentences. To continue raising our voices to the world, I think Nathan has made a difficult decision.
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1/ I believe Nathan's decision to leave is to achieve more for Hong Kong's liberty, as his statement says. Under the current National Security Law, those involved in international advocacy and calling for global awareness on the city's liberty are in risk.https://twitter.com/nathanlawkc/status/1278975968602882054 …
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3/ HK is the irreplaceable homeland for me and millions of freedom-loving HKers. With tears, blood and sweat, we have been fighting hard to safeguard the city's vanishing autonomy and freedoms over the past a year. In the future, we will continue our fight and never surrender.
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Hongkong has our Back. Carry on guys. Victory will be ours. We are learning a lot from your firm determination. Democracy will prevail over dictatorship.pic.twitter.com/grIOyg7BfS
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Well said Joshua! You guys are so brave to speak out! We will never give up!
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A real Chinese in future.
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Agreed! Brothers each make their own effort when they climb mountains together! The movement doesn't just limit to HK－it's a worldwide struggle against
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