#antielabhk

[mamemomi]

When using violence to silence the ones trying to cover the truth, you know there is only what the government wants you to know but NEVER what happens.

I was not sure why there were people siding with this kind of tyranny at first. Yet, I get it now. What happened means nothing to them but an opportunity to earn themselves privilege to others.

[crysisjustcrys]

Please reblog.

If you have noticed the news, Hong Kong was currently in crisis.

The government would like to push forward the amendment of the extradition law, which would allow an opening in Hong Kong for the Mainland government to request for an extradition. 

While the amendment has pushed over a million of citizens onto the streets to express our anger, the government did not listen to it. At all. 

For those who think it is only a foreign issue, this does not only affect Hong Kong citizens themselves, but every person who landed on Hong Kong, including visitors.

Please reblog this to spread the awareness. 

You may also sign the petition here.

Hong Kong needs your help. Thank you.

[homiu-l]

I hope the protest goes well for you and please stay safe

Thanks for your caring so much. I was merely help spreading informations and events to outside, those allies who are willing to stand at frontline and defend are the ones truly deserve the bless words.

Meanwhile, people in overseas can help us sign up some global petitions!

Global Signing: Against Extradition to China … Against Suppression of Citizens’ Will Stand Up for Hong Kong(494,654/500,000 signs! Almost there!)

Extradition Law Amendment in Hong Kong - Threat to Personal Safety and Freedom(Already in goal but the voice better be louder!)

Revoke the U.S. Citizenship and Visas of the Hong Kong and China Officials who are in Support of the Extradition BillRequest for Sanctions Against Those Responsible for the Extradition Law Amendment in Hong Kong(”Under the U.S. Immigration and Nationality Act, foreign government officials and their immediate family members, who are responsible for severe violations of human rights, is inadmissible for entry into the United States.”)

Supports from the worldwide is what we need now!

[princessbubblegumandjustice]

Imagine comparing a foreign attack to a citizen uprising thinking it makes you smart (from this tweet)

Anyway fuck the Chinese government and, as always, liberate Hong Kong. 🇭🇰

[homiu-l]

More evidences of police violence......

[heyuen]

When will it end……? When can I draw happily again?
It feels like that’s just the beginning.

[crysisjustcrys]

During the Million-people protest on 9th June against the extradition bill in Hong Kong, police have stopped several visually impaired protesters beforehand, asking whether their white cane was “a weapon”. The Hong Kong Blind Union has expressed their anger towards the issue.

This is ridiculous.

[Image description: A gathering of group of visually impaired Hong Kong citizens and volunteers for the International White Cane Day. There are about 70-80 people in the image. The image is not related to the issue mentioned above, but was present in the source.]

Source: The Hong Kong Blind Union (source was written in Chinese)

[heyuen]

Hiya! I just wanted to say I hope your having a good day! :D

Thanks for your kindness :’D

I won’t say today is a very good one but I tried my best to enjoy the happy moments, while it’s hard to dump the sad thoughts on Hong Kong easily.

6 months ago, on 15th June,2019, Mr Leung committed suicide due to the anti Elab protest.

He wore a yellow raincoat and put banners on the roof top of the Pacific Place.

Ah..... it’s so hard to have a good day since June.