Political situation
Author: Zhai Ruimin
2020-06-30 17:43
Last update date: 2020-06-30 17:43Tomorrow (1st) is the 23rd anniversary of the return of Hong Kong. The July 1st march initiated by the Democratic Front is the first time this year that the "Restriction Order" was issued by the police with a notice of objection. When the National Security Law of the Minato District is under pressure, members of the Legislative Council, Zhu Kaidi, Democrat Hu Zhiwei, and Deputy Convener of the Democratic Front Chen Haohuan will march in their personal capacity.
The Democratic Party also announced today (30th) that tomorrow it will set up 17 street stations from Admiralty to Tin Hau for fundraising and will distribute anti-national security law leaflets to appeal to the public to come and support. Lin Zhuoting, a member of the party’s Legislative Council, emphasized that the application for the station was approved half a year ago and strongly warned the police not to interfere with the legal station.
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Members of the Democratic Legislative Council and District Council members will set up street stations tomorrow from Admiralty to Tin Hau. Lin Zhuoting pointed out that the fundraising of the Street Station Prize is the annual event of the party since its founding, and it has communicated with the Lands Department, Civil Affairs Department and FEHD as early as possible, emphasizing that it is a legitimate activity.
When asked if the distribution of anti-national security law leaflets would affect the operation of street stations, Lin Zhuoting said he was not worried. He was supposed to do what he should do, and Hong Kong people should not draw boundaries to limit their freedom. As for the dissolution of several political organizations, Lin Zhuoting said it was inconvenient to comment.
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