9 month ago00:15 A whole train of riot police spotted at Tseung Kwan O stn, going towards PoLam direction
9 month agoThe crowd has concerned a station officer to question him about why the Po Lam MTR Station was closed on August 31. The crowd was angry because he left before earlier despite saying he would answer questions
9 month agoPo Lam station The riot police arrived at 0:00, and several men were detained at the station. (0:00 AM)
9 month agoCars passing by the Mongkok police station honk their horns to show support to antiELAB protesters gathering there. #HongKongProtests
9 month agoIn Po Lam station, a group of people have gathered and chanted slogans. They also encourage people not to pay for the trips. The MTR station is playing the court injunction order
[email protected]: "The U.S. and the international community must make clear to Chinese leaders and power brokers that their aggression toward Hong Kong risks swift, severe and lasting consequences."
9 month agoImmediate response from an admin of one of the most followed telegram channel for HK protests: "If we accept the government's deal, our friends who have died will never forgive us."
Carrie Lam says government will formally withdraw the extradition bill. Two new commissioners for IPCC. Promises that investigation will examine Yuen Long attacks and police brutality. No concession on other demands
9 month agoIn a video message, Finally, Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam has back down and announces the formal withdrawal of the extradition bill after almost three months of Hong Kong Protests, but still refused to set up an independent inquiry into alleged police brutality
9 month agoCarrie Lam: The bill is suspended. No Commission of Investigation, only IPCC. No legal procedure "stance of rioting". No pardoning. antiELAB ExtraditionLaw HongKongProtests
9 month agoCarrie Lam making TV speech now #antiELAB
HK police spox just compared protests to an infectious disease with no quick cure, "spreading across the city and poisoning the minds of young people." Latest arrest is 1,183 people since June 9th
9 month agoAn online poll asks, Once Lam withdraws the bill, where to go 1) all five demands must be met-90% 2) problems are deeply entrenched but I'm tired of fighting-4% 3) goal reached, we can stop-2% 4) other-4%
John Slosar resigns as Chairman of Cathay Pacific after 39 years. Mr. Patrick Healy to succeed Mr. Slosar as Chairman of Cathay Pacific.Comes from Swire Coca Cola.
Joshua Wong: Initial response to Carrie Lam: 1. Too little and too late — Carrie Lam's response comes after 7 lives sacrificed, more than 1,200 protestors arrested, in which many are mistreated in police station
Joshua Wong: Carrie Lam's repeated failure in understanding the situation has made this announcement completely out of touch - She needs to address to ALL Five Demands: STOP PROSECUTION, STOP CALLING US RIOTERS, INDEPENDENT INQUIRY OF POLICE and FREE ELECTION
In today's update @hkpoliceforce say they have arrested 1,183 people since June 9, when this protest movement began
Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam to announce formal withdrawal of the extradition bill
Pro-Beijing figures to meet CE at 4pm
Hong Kong local media reporting there could be an important announcement after 4pm local time (2 hours from now). Speculation it could be formal withdrawal of the extradition bill.
9 month agoAnother restless night in Prince Edward. First aider told Apple Daily that police refused to uncuff suspect believed to have suffered spinal injuries for treatment. #hongkongprotests
9 month agoSome tried to first aid the youngster being subdued with force by Hong Kong Police, but the youngster had no movement at all
23:40 The Apple Daily reporter on the live says 15 mins ago the police fired at least 5 shots to disperse the crowd near the Mong Kok Police Station
9 month agoReporting that 5 shots were fired at Exit B because people were putting up barricades. Meanwhile, after 2.5hrs, police are removing arrestees from the bus in Ngau Tau Kok. Pictured here is the third arrestee to be removed
9 month agoMong Kok: An eyewitness says the person on the ground (there's just one) turned white after six police 'pressed down' on him. The person looks to be not moving. The police look worried
9 month agoPolice have just used pepperspray in MTR station near Mong Kok police station. They were surrounded by a large crowd condemning them. In the corner, the police have 1, maybe 2 people subdued on the ground and requiring medical assistance. Pepperspray and baton blows scattered the crowd
9 month agoAt both Wong Tai Sin and Ngau Tau Kok, large numbers of residents have gathered to criticize police actions: 'Black policemen, black policemen.' Police have notified them their assembly is unlawful and warned them to leave. So far, none have. Bus search on-going- appear to be quite a few detained
9 month agoTuen Mun residents marching from Tuen Mun West Rail Station to Yau Oi Estate for memorial of 16yr old jumped to death after quarrel with parents on politics. Some throw glass bottle from upstairs antiELAB ExtraditionLaw HongKongProtests
9 month agoStand reporter asking this police officer for his ID card. "Why do you want to see my identification card?" Reporter: "Citizens have a right to see ID card." Police: "You are making an unreasonable request." #HongKongProtests
9 month agoAt 21:26, HKPF suddenly decided that they wanted to board a bus to arrest protestors. They shooed journalists off while demanded all passengers place their hands on their heads while they searched every passenger. Source: TG #antiELAB
9 month ago21:45 Some arrests at Wong Tai sin Centre mall. Residents shout "gangsters" at the police. Plain clothes cop asks journalists "What the f. are you filming?"
9 month ago21:59 Outside Wong Tai Sin Plaza, police are being criticized for bringing guns and violence. A man was furious and heard asking," there are kids here, you know"
9 month agoTensions grew at night when protesters emerged in different parts of HK to target a police station in Mong Kok and block a main road in Wong Tai Sin. Those in WTS fled towards Lam Tin a bus. But when they arrived Kowloon Bay, wanted to got off a bus, police came. #antiELAB
9 month agoPolice is using loud speaker to officially warn angry onlookers that they are taking part in an 'unlawful assembly' and would be arrested if they do not disperse, citing Public Order Ordinance and the up-to-five-years imprisonment. Onlookers keep chanting 'triad' at police
9 month agoHongKong: Live @appledaily_hk feed from Prince Edward shows crowds playing anti-police music with loud speaker gather outside police station, while at one moment officers were seen from 2f of police station, aiming a gun at crowds standing on the other side of the road. #antielab
9 month agoThe crowd at Tamar Park is getting larger and larger as people are finishing from work. Today is the 2nd day of general strike happening in Hong Kong
9 month agoHK pro-democracy lawmakers from Civic Party joint letter to US Congress and Senate leaders urging swift passage of he HK Human Rights and Democracy Act 2019
Lithuania summons Chinese envoy over Hong Kong incident
Most of 60+ protesters arrested in Prince Edward station on Aug31 have been granted police bail, three legal sources say. That is except two charged for possession of weapons
