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June 4th 31: One hundred people outside Lai Chi Kok Reception Centre mourn for the June 4th candlelight and set up an altar called slogan

2020-06-04T23:52:39.852Z


This year is the 31st anniversary of the June 4th Incident. The SFC applied to the police to hold a candlelight party at Victoria Park on June 4. The police objected on the grounds of the restriction and epidemic situation. Netizens called for an event of "Mourning the June 4th Unrestricted Free Blossoming" inside and outside the Lai Chi Kok Reception Centre at 7:30pm today (3rd), saying that they would mourn the June 4th together with the "brothers and feet" in prison in the reception facility. Participants abide by the restraint order and maintain social distance. At about 7 pm, about one hundred participants came to the scene one after another, pulling up the slogan "Indiscriminately arresting and accusing unjustly pre-prisoners" and lighting the candlelight to set up the altar. The participants included Liang Guoxiong, a member of the social civil society, and Zeng Jiancheng, "A Niu". Police officers in uniform were on alert at the scene. Participants chanted slogans from time to time, and some participants held up the five-character gesture toward the reception center, and turned on the mobile phone lights and waved.


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Written by: Lu Jiayu

2020-06-03 19:33

Date of last update: 2020-06-03 20:58

This year is the 31st anniversary of the June 4th Incident. The SFC applied to the police to hold a candlelight party at Victoria Park on June 4. The police objected on the grounds of the restriction and epidemic situation. Netizens called for an event of "Mourning the June 4th Unrestricted Free Blossoming" inside and outside the Lai Chi Kok Reception Centre at 7:30pm today (3rd), saying that they would mourn the June 4th together with the "brothers and feet" in prison in the reception facility. Participants abide by the restraint order and maintain social distance.

At about 7 pm, about one hundred participants came to the scene one after another, pulling up the slogan "Indiscriminately arresting and accusing unjustly pre-prisoners" and lighting the candlelight to set up the altar. The participants included Liang Guoxiong, a member of the social civil society, and Zeng Jiancheng, "A Niu". Police officers in uniform were on alert at the scene. Participants chanted slogans from time to time, and some participants held up the five-character gesture toward the reception center, and turned on the mobile phone lights and waved.

Participants raised a five-character gesture towards the reception center. (Photo by Lin Zhenhua)

[20:30] About 10 people were holding the "VIIV" (Roman numeral 64) signboard in the direction of the reception hall, holding the slogan and turning on the mobile phone lights. In the meantime, at the location of the window of the reception room, people waved to people present in the distance from time to time.
[20:15] The event ended at about 8:10 and called for tomorrow’s participation in the Sorrow Association’s online memorial service for June 4th. Zeng Jiancheng urged the people present to leave, but some people still waved and called to the reception slogan.
[20:05] Participants sang the song "Freedom Flower", the police again pointed out that more than 8 people were gathered at the scene and called on them to keep their distance and leave. Comrade rich businessman Liu Dingcheng, also known as "Liu Gongzi", was also present.
[19:50] A police officer in white used a speaker to warn those present at the violation of the restraint order and called on the people to disperse. Participants also urged those present to "learn to slacken and maintain a distance of two meters" and indicated that the memorial service will begin at 8 pm.

Zeng Jiancheng and Liang Guoxiong were present. (Photo by Lin Zhenhua)

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