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#Censorship<\/a> #PressFreedom<\/a> Hong Kong Public Broadcaster cuts pro-democracy representation in Advisory Panel overseeing programme qualityA Hong Kong public broadcaster, Radio & Television Hong Kong (#RTHK<\/a>), announced on May 10 that it is set to streamline its consultation framework. Under the new framework, the advisory panel on programme standards that comprised several members of pro-democracy parties have ceased operation since April 2022. However, panellists from the pro-establishment camp can be retained. Although Tik Chi-yuen, a member of the Advisory Panel, told the reporters that he was surprised by the RTHK's action, he defended it and said that it doesn't mean RTHK is not listening to public opinion. Another member Fung Ying-him, a representative of Our Hong Kong Foundation supporting the new framework, said such an arrangement was "fine", as the Advisory Panel did not have an active role, but only met once a year. Source: Inmediahk, #May12<\/a>https:\/\/bit.ly\/3sviEny<\/a>#TikChiYuen<\/a> #FungYingHim<\/a><\/div>\n\n
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\u00abHong Kong has been transformed into a police state\u00bb<\/b>The President of the Federation of Asian Bishops Conferences, cardinal Charles Maung Bo, speaks out following the arrest of cardinal Joseph Zen: \u00abI express my profound concern about the threats to religious freedom in Hong Kong\u00bb. \u00abFor the people of Hong Kong it is now increasingly difficult to speak out freely, so those of us outside Hong Kong who have a voice must use it on their behalf\u00bb. \u00abI call on Catholics and the wider Christian community around the world to pray for Hong Kong, especially for Cardinal Zen, on 24 May\u00bbSource: The Daily Compass #May14<\/a>https:\/\/newdailycompass.com\/en\/hong-kong-has-been-transformed-into-a-police-state<\/a>#HongKong<\/a> #PoliceState<\/a> #JosephZen<\/a> #MaungBo<\/a><\/div>\n\n
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#NationalSecurity<\/a>HK Government Proposes System to Screen Arrivals who might "Endanger National Security"<\/b>#SonnyAu<\/a> #AuChiKwong<\/a> #Immigration<\/a> #SecurityBureau<\/a>Source: Inmedia #May03<\/a>Read more\u2b07\ufe0f<\/b><\/i>\u2b07\ufe0f<\/b><\/i>\u2b07\ufe0f<\/b><\/i><\/div>\n\n\n \n
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Drew Pavlou arrested for holding an anti-Xi Jinping slogan in the street, after being harassed by Chinese people<\/b>Source: hkladyliberty#DrewPavlou<\/a> #Sydney<\/a> #Australia<\/a> #OverseasChinesecommunity<\/a> #CCPinfluence<\/a> #RedGuard<\/a>Read more\u2b07\ufe0f<\/b><\/i>\u2b07\ufe0f<\/b><\/i>\u2b07\ufe0f<\/b><\/i><\/div>\n\n\n \n
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#Censorship<\/a> #GreatFirewall<\/a> #Suppression<\/a>Hong Kong government considers blocking social platform Telegram<\/b>Sources: Headline Daily, Bloomberg; #May19<\/a>Read more\u2b07\ufe0f<\/b><\/i>\u2b07\ufe0f<\/b><\/i>\u2b07\ufe0f<\/b><\/i><\/div>\n\n\n \n
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<\/i><\/a><\/div>\n \n \n \n \ud83d\udce1<\/b><\/i>Guardians of Hong Kong<\/span><\/a><\/div>\n\n\n\n#Censorship<\/a>Hong Kong government considers blocking social platform Telegram<\/b>Hong Kong's Privacy Commissioner for Personal Data is considering invoking regulations to restrict access to #Telegram<\/a>, a popular social media platform it found to be "rampant" with doxxing.Such an action, if taken, is likely to stoke fears that the #NationalSecurityLaw<\/a> will further encroach on civil liberties, as part of a continuing effort by Beijing to exert its influence over the city.It\u2019s unclear how the privacy watchdog intends to carry out such an action. The authorities may choose to fully block public access, or remove the app from the city\u2019s stores.Francis Fong Po-kiu, honorary president of the Hong Kong Information Technology Federation, noted that it is technically difficult to ban public access of an internet platform. Fong cited Russia's attempt to sanction Telegram in 2018 by blocking its IP addresses, which failed because IP addresses of such platforms are constantly changing. The action caused collateral damage, however, accidentally taking down unrelated websites and causing disruptions. Russia ultimately gave up and unblocked the app in 2020.Telegram channels are still widely used in Hong Kong to help residents stay up-to-date on court cases involving pro-democracy activists, a means for 2019 anti-government protest supporters to stay connected amid a crackdown on dissent by the authorities.Sources: Headline Daily https:\/\/tinyurl.com\/y69mnux4<\/a>Bloomberg:https:\/\/www.bloomberg.com\/news\/articles\/2022-05-17\/hong-kong-considers-blocking-telegram-local-paper-says<\/a>#May19<\/a> #GreatFirewall<\/a> #Suppression<\/a><\/div>\n \n \n
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#CCPinfluence<\/a> #Discrimination<\/a>Hong Kong Lawmaker: Legalizing same sex marriage destroys social value and violates national security law<\/b>In a reply to Legislative Council member Regina Ip, chairperson of the New People Party, about the legislation schedule of the Sex Discrimination Ordinance (#SDO<\/a>), the Equal Opportunities Commission (#EOC<\/a>) chairperson Chu Man-kin said that there was no timetable for the ordinance at the moment and should not have a rigid one. But he said that an internal study has reached a consensus on some of the issues. However, another legislator Junius Ho Kwan-yiu said that legalising homosexual marriage is a matter of right and wrong, and will directly destroy the composition of society and families. He claims that the dissemination of undesirable ideologies like this was prohibited under Article 23 of the National Security Law of the People's Republic of China.Source: Inmediahk, #May16<\/a>#SDO<\/a> #LegislativeCouncil<\/a> #EOC<\/a> https:\/\/bit.ly\/3LnlWjg<\/a><\/div>\n\n
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#Oppression<\/a> Hong Kong Book Expo bans pro-democracy publisher without an explanation <\/b>Source: Luminant Hong Kong; #May18<\/a>Read more\u2b07\ufe0f<\/b><\/i>\u2b07\ufe0f<\/b><\/i>\u2b07\ufe0f<\/b><\/i><\/div>\n\n\n \n
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#Article23<\/a> #Suppression<\/a> Hong Kong government pushes for local national security legislation <\/b>In Hong Kong, the Secretary for Security Chris Tang said in February 2022 that the government planned to begin consultation efforts on Article 23 in May.In April, Chief Executive-elect John Lee Ka-chiu told reporters that legislating Hong Kong\u2019s own security law would be \u201cone of the priorities\u201d of his administration. When being asked in a legislative council meeting, the authorities refused to disclose related head counts and expenses claiming national security as the reason. Article 23 of the city\u2019s Basic Law \u2013 which is different from the Beijing-imposed national security law \u2013 stipulates that the Hong Kong government shall enact its own laws to prohibit acts of treason, secession, sedition or subversion against the central government.Source: Inmediahk; #April<\/a>https:\/\/bit.ly\/3Jvhwpz<\/a><\/div>\n\n
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[Pet migration part 2] Pet abandon cases tripled amidst acute shortage of pet flight seats<\/b>By Translated by Guardians of Hong Kong, November 01, 2021 \u2022 2 January 2022An organisation claims that the number of abandoned pets they received has tripled. After the social movement, Covid-19 pandemic and implementation of National Security Law, many pets were abandoned by owners who migrated to other countries. Like many Hongkongers, the pets have very few choices.\u201cSince you adopted and lived with the pets, you should have feelings for them as lives. I hope the owners endear lives.\u201dSource: The Stand News #Sep05<\/a>#MigrationTide<\/a> #PetsMigration<\/a> #MigrationFees<\/a>Full Story\uff1a https:\/\/telegra.ph\/Pet-migration-part-2-Pet-abandon-cases-tripled-amidst-acute-shortage-of-pet-flight-seats-01-02<\/a><\/div>\n\n
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Chief Executive-Elect Rejects Needs to Defend Freedom in Hong Kong <\/b>Hong Kong Chief Executive-Elect, John Lee visited the Legislative Council in early May and was asked why defending the freedom of speech and the press freedom was not in his election platform. Lee argued that the city's mini-constitution, Basic Law has offered freedom in Hong Kong in many ways."We have all the freedom." He defended, "But this doesn't mean we have the freedom to violate the law." Lee also added, "so long as permitted by the law, everyone has absolute freedom."Source: Inmediahk; #May09<\/a>#ChiefExecutive<\/a> #JohnLee<\/a> #PressFreedom<\/a> #FreedomOfSpeech<\/a>https:\/\/bit.ly\/398Qbxa<\/a><\/div>\n\n
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Standing Committee Members Imprisoned: The Dilemma of Hong Kong Alliance and the Beginning of the June 4th DebateBy Translated by BeWater HK on May 9, 2022 \u2022 16 May 2022On September 10, 2021 at West Kowloon Magistrates' Courts Division 2, after the court clerk read out the charges, Tonyee Chow Hang-tung, who stood in the defendant's column, responded with a sonorous voice: "Understood, this is a ridiculous charge." Applause from the public gallery filled the court room.Source: The Stand News #Sep24<\/a>#HKASPDMC<\/a> #HongKongAlliance<\/a> #NSL<\/a> #NationalSecurityLaw<\/a>#June4<\/a> #TiananmenMassacre<\/a> #DemocracyMovement<\/a>#SzetoWah<\/a> #ChowHangTung<\/a> #TonyeeChow<\/a> #TsangKinShing<\/a> #LeeCheukYan<\/a> #AlbertHo<\/a>Full Story\uff1a https:\/\/telegra.ph\/Standing-Committee-Members-Imprisoned-The-Dilemma-of-Hong-Kong-Alliance-and-the-Beginning-of-the-June-4th-Debate-05-16<\/a><\/div>\n\n
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#Russia<\/a> #Invasion<\/a> #Ukraine<\/a>Google ordered translators to censor the word "war" in Russia<\/b>As the Russia-Ukraine war continues, many international companies impose sanctions on Russia to show their support to Ukraine. These companies include Meta and Google.In late March, #Google<\/a> has told its Russian translators not to use the word "war" when describing the war in Ukraine, instead of vague terms including \u201cextraordinary circumstances\u201d, according to The Intercept.According to a translator who spoke to The Intercept, the order applies to all Google products translated into Russian, including Google Maps, Gmail, AdWords, and Google\u2019s policies and communications with users.Read the full article on #TheIntercept<\/a> https:\/\/theintercept.com\/2022\/03\/28\/google-russia-ukraine-war-censorship\/<\/a>Source: Unwired Hong Kong; #April<\/a>https:\/\/unwire.hk\/2022\/03\/29\/google-9\/fun-tech\/<\/a><\/div>\n\n
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Thai-Chinese Submarine Deal Faces Axe<\/b>Thailand\u2019s procurement of a submarine from China could be canceled after a German company said it was unable to supply the needed propulsion system, the country\u2019s Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha said.In 2017, Thailand agreed to the purchase of the S26T submarine for 13.5 billion baht ($402.9 million), with payments to be made in installments over a seven-year period, with delivery expected in 2024.But that deadline is unlikely to be met following the recent news that Germany\u2019s Motor and Turbine Union company has refused to supply cutting-edge MTU396 diesel engines to the Chinese firm building the S26T Yuan-class submarine for the Royal Thai Navy (RTN).The German company is reportedly barred from making the sale due to a European Union government embargo on the sale of military items to China, imposed in the aftermath of the 1989 Tiananmen Square massacres.Source: Liberty Times; #Apr5<\/a>https:\/\/news.ltn.com.tw\/news\/world\/breakingnews\/3883095<\/a><\/div>\n\n
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