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Written by: Kong Fanxu
2021-06-06 15:13
The last update date: 2021-06-06 15:13
On the 9th anniversary of the death of Li Wangyang, a pro-democracy activist in the Mainland, the Trade Union set up a street station in Mong Kok today (6th) to mourn, collect signatures from citizens, and then cremation.
The Confederation of Trade Unions hopes that citizens will not Don't forget June 4 and that Li Wangyang died in order to rehabilitate the 4 June incident. The Confederation of Trade Unions believes that mourning for June 4 is dangerous and will examine whether it will violate the "Hong Kong National Security Law" but believes that "the more dangerous the more To speak".
Wu Huiling, executive committee member of the Trade Union, said that holding mourning activities related to June 4th is dangerous. "2020 and 2021 will be very scary. The (government) has quickly clamped down on the channels for expressing opinions." However, he believes that "the more dangerous it is, the more talk it needs to be." To persevere, we must not Don't forget the June 4th incident and also not forget Li Wangyang on June 6.
Wu Xu pointed out that the Trade Union will continue to examine whether the memorial activities will violate the "Hong Kong National Security Law", but believes that the memorial activities will be more meaningful in the future. "The more the government dares to mention the facts, the more it is necessary to investigate it. Fear, is Hong Kong going to take June 4th in the future?"
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