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Written by: Zhu Dixin
2021-07-12 15:40
Last update date: 2021-07-12 15:41
Tang Yingjie, a man, was charged with inciting others to split the country when he was involved in a motorcycle displaying the "Revolution of the Hong Kong Times" banner on July 1st last year. The case continues today (12th) by defense experts.
The expert believes that the previous recovery operations did not advocate Hong Kong independence, nor did they regard mainlanders as foreigners.
Regarding the judge's claim that some people waved the "Dragon and Lion Flag" of the British colonial era in Hong Kong during the restoration operation, experts believe that they were merely expressing dissatisfaction.
Hope to restore the social order of the colonial era
Li Yongyi, a professor of the Department of Politics and Public Administration of the University of Hong Kong, confessed that he did not believe that the "recovery" action was to advocate Hong Kong's independence and that the mainlanders were regarded as foreigners.
However, Judge Chen Jiaxin pointed out that during the "Recovery" operation, some people waved the "Dragon and Lion Flag" that belonged to the British colonial era of Hong Kong.
Li pointed out that relevant people were dissatisfied with the situation at the time and hoped to restore the social order in the colonial period.
Judge Du Libing asked whether he would return to colonial rule if he wanted to return to life in the British colonial era.
Lee disagreed, and pointed out that the return to colonial rule was not a requirement for Hong Kong's independence.
Hong Kong cannot be independent because of its return to colonial rule.
Defense expert Li Yongyi, a professor of the Department of Politics and Public Administration at the University of Hong Kong, believes that the demonstrators waved the "Dragon and Lion Flag" of the British colonial era to express their dissatisfaction.
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Waving the flag is just an expression of dissatisfaction
Judge Chen Jiaxin asked whether the reversion to colonial rule must involve the separation of Hong Kong from China. Lee responded that this statement was possible, but questioned the feasibility of reverting to colonial rule, thinking that those who wield it were just using this method. Express dissatisfaction.
Not everyone who participated in the parade agreed with all the slogans
Regarding senior inspector Zhang Weiwen’s statistics of "light time" slogans to prove the relevance of slogans and violent behavior, Li Yongyi disagreed with the relevant statements, and cited the FDC’s July 1st parade. Some people would fight for the rights of foreign domestic workers and sexual minorities Wait, but not everyone who participated in the parade agreed with all the slogans.
The defendant Tang Yingjie, 24 years old, reported as a waiter.
He was charged with 1 count of inciting others to split the country and 1 count of terrorist activity, and 1 count of dangerous driving causing serious bodily harm to others, which is an alternate count of terrorist activity.
Case number: HCCC280/2020
Prosecution experts' interpretation of the "Light Time" slogan.
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