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Written by: Zhang Jiamin
2019-12-28 19:33
Last updated: 2019-12-28 19:55Anti-revision demonstrations continued for more than half a year, and more than 6,000 people were arrested, four of whom became students. Some Yuen Long District Council members have started a Yuen Long secondary school rally in Tin Shui Wai tonight (28th). The police have previously issued a notice of no objection.
The rally began at about 7.45 pm and was attended by about 200 people. (Photo by Zhang Jiamin)
The rally started at about 7.45 pm, with about 200 people participating, most of them young people, but also silver-haired and middle-aged people. They first chanted slogans in the presence, and some participants waved the banner of "recovering Hong Kong, revolution of the times."
The emcee of the rally issued an opening statement, calling on the participants not to forget those who were sacrificed and injured in the movement, and to observe a minute of silence. The master of ceremonies said that she first took to the streets in June. At that time, she did not know much about the amendments. I just hope to protect my friends around me. I hope everyone remembers their original intention to participate in sports.
The organizer expects about 100 people to participate
The meeting was attended by a Yuen Long District Council Member Chan Shi-ya, who applied to the police for a notice of no objection with the theme " Continue the revolution without forgetting the original intention. " The event started at 7:30 pm and ended at 9:30 pm at an open space outside Ginza Plaza, Kingswood Plaza, Tin Yan Road, Tin Shui Wai. According to the content of the notice of no objection, the organizer expects about 100 people to participate.
In the past, many groups have organized middle school student assemblies in various districts. This month, the middle and middle school student strike preparation platform launched the "Yau Tsim Mong X Sham Shui Po Middle School Student Assembly" in support of the arrested students. About 500 people participated in the night and dispersed peacefully.
On December 13, secondary school students met in Tsim Sha Tsui to support the injured students. (Photo by Lu Yiming)
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