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3/ I have imagined what would happen if I were detained and sent to China. The physical mistreatment and deprivation of liberty and human dignity seem inevitable. Being separated from my beloved family and friends would also be heartbreaking.
4/ But if I suffered this misfortune, I hope the world to stand with HK. The most unbearable ordeal for a political prisoner is watching one’s home fall into authoritarian grip while others continue to harvest economic & other gains from financial hub as though nothing happened.
5/ Over the past year, we have endeavored to safeguard the values of Hong Kong people and prevent our home from turning into another Xinjiang. We have constructed barricades against this descent, not only in the streets and the establishment but also in the community...
6/ ...in the fight against the coronavirus pandemic and on the education front. Time and again, the creativity and cohesion of our fellow protesters have surprised the world. To succumb to authoritarianism docilely is not an option. We shall not surrender.
Tons of evidences about HK police brutality in this video. They are violence even in a public area, can you imagine how's the police treat the arrested? Police force even try to block the lawer to reach who had been arrested.https://youtu.be/Vwwr3jBswNw
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