Politics
Written by: Zhou Lixi
2020-03-15 22:02
Last updated: 2020-03-15 22:05Non-government rally teams, Hong Kong's Zhongzhi and other groups have launched online rally, calling on citizens who participate in the rally online to express to the United States Hong Kong's concerns and expectations regarding the report, including requirements, on the first annual inspection report of the Hong Kong Human Rights Act of the United States. "Double universal suffrage" is listed as a verification condition for the autonomy of Hong Kong.
Zhang Kunyang, a former spokesman for the Hong Kong tertiary education delegation's international affairs delegation, said that he hopes that the joint signing can be used as an opportunity to restart the movement and show that the people's hearts have not disappeared. They will hand over the collected signing to the US Consulate and contact the US State Department Channels, and strive for the United States to write a "beneficial report for Hong Kong."
Non-government rally teams, Hong Kong's Zhongzhi and other groups have launched online gatherings, calling on citizens who participate in the rally online to express to the United States Hong Kong's concerns and expectations regarding the report on the first annual inspection report of the Hong Kong Human Rights Act of the United States, including participation They initiated online signing. (Photo by Luo Junhao)
Zhang Kunyang and the spokesman of the civil rally team read the conference statement during the rally. The report mentioned that the US report showed that they were clear about the misconduct of the Hong Kong police and that the report was to protect the interests of the United States in Hong Kong and to maintain The autonomy of Hong Kong under the Basic Law and one country, two systems is a very threatening tool.
The non-governmental assembly team initiated a joint signature, requesting the annual inspection report of the United States, including the dual universal election as a verification condition for the autonomy of Hong Kong, and initiating the requirements for sanctions against human rights violations.
Huang Zhifeng, Secretary-General of the Hong Kong People's Daily, stated that the U.S.'s recent report on the rights of others has been tough. Although it is believed that sanctions will be difficult to implement in a short period of time in the context of the global economic downturn, Hong Kong people overseas are still working hard, hoping to win There is international concern about Hong Kong, and some groups continue to be in Washington to learn about the details of pushing for sanctions.
Liang Huangwei, a member of the Central and Western District, pointed out that 105 district members of the district council have participated in the joint signing and sent a letter to the US Secretary of State Pompeo in the name of the district council, requesting the above two requirements.
A spokesman for the private assembly team, Liu Yikang, pointed out that due to the epidemic situation, it is not possible to hold a rally. Therefore, it is hoped that the public can sign up to express the views of Hong Kong people. He also pointed out that when the epidemic eases, the protests and large-scale rallies will definitely restart.
Former British Embassy staff in Hong Kong, Zheng Wenjie, also shot the video. He stated in the film that it is an important moment in Hong Kong and advised the United States on the protection of its nationals in Hong Kong to call on the United States to take action to investigate human rights violations.
Fang Zhiheng, founder and political scholar of the private diplomatic network, said that the US and Hong Kong policy laws and the Hong Kong Human Rights and Democracy Law are reviewed in a different way. The 1992 Policy Law has lax monitoring of Hong Kong, and the 2019 Human Rights and Democracy Act has rigorous The authentication method shall be reviewed according to 15 statutory indicators, and sanctions shall be set up for individuals. Fang Zhiheng believes that this first certification report has an indicator effect on how the United States will authenticate Hong Kong in the future, so he hopes that the United States will include dual universal suffrage as one of the conditions for examining the status of Hong Kong ’s autonomy and formally begin to review police misconduct jobs.
Solomon Yue, deputy chairman of the United States political group Republicans Overseas, and Ben Rogers, the founder of the Hong Kong Human Rights Watch and a member of the British Parliament, also participated in the online rally. Ben Rogers said that the bill allows the United States to sanction officials, police officers, etc. who violate human rights in Hong Kong, and called on Hong Kong people to join online signing.
The conference stated that this rally was at its peak and more than 5,500 people on all online platforms watched the rally at the same time.
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