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3. While investigative reporters have been using car license records for years, Choy is the first one who is targeted. In fact, even #Beijing's state-mouthpieces did use the same license plates records in their stories. But police only arrest those who challenge authority.pic.twitter.com/jDDo69Rvjq
4. After denying visas for foreign reporters, axing satirical show #Headliner & barring reporters from police's press conferences, the new arrest creates a chilling effect and hangs the sword of Damocles over the city's critical voices.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=or4B7NpHwbY&feature=youtu.be&fbclid=IwAR1IWTTZ9GAiA5RJfNHP7o75XnPkfpdU8IPASU-lxXxyW903EQzVq_wQm9A&ab_channel=RTHK%E9%A6%99%E6%B8%AF%E9%9B%BB%E5%8F%B0 …
5. While #Hkgov claims the new law only affects a small group of people, the reality is clearly the exact opposite. Under #CCP's tightening red line and its #wolfwarriordiplomacy, it becomes clear that the regime will stifle dissents with all weapons in its toolkits.pic.twitter.com/svU0rOEtsr
PS This is the cover banner of Choy's social media account. It is doubtful whether our city still has #pressfreedom
, and whether #Hongkongers still have the rights to seek truth.pic.twitter.com/PZ1CmU8yvv
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