Many political organizations and trade unions, such as the FDC, the Education Association, and the 612 Humanitarian Support Fund, have recently announced their dissolution. The establishment media have reported successively that the police are searching for evidence against the stake. The National Security Law will initiate the banning process.
Liang Jinwei, a member of the Stake Standing Committee, confirmed that the Standing Committee members will meet in the next day to discuss their whereabouts. Some reports quoted information indicating that the options include discussing whether to dissolve.
Stake Vice Chairman Zou Xingtong accepted an inquiry from "hk01" yesterday, describing the relevant report as "relying on intimidation to let go," and said that there is no decision to dissolve at this stage.
In other interviews, she further pointed out that the power of dissolution rests with all members and requires procedural arrangements, and there is no possibility of sudden "dissolution" decisions.
Liang Jinwei, a member of the Stake Standing Committee, confirmed that the Stake will meet recently to discuss different response options in response to the current political environment.
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Liang Jinwei: The Stake Standing Committee will meet in the next day to discuss where to go
According to reports, five members of the Standing Committee, including Zou Xingtong, were originally scheduled to discuss the dissolution or dissolution at an earlier date, but they were later rescheduled. Standing Committee Member Liang Jinwei confirmed that the committee will meet in the near future to discuss relevant issues, and will assess the current political situation and consider different response options. "Recently, there have been reports that the National Security Agency is investigating the stake and our member groups. We need to carefully evaluate and respond to all aspects. I think we will consider and discuss different options." Zou Xingtong said, the stake The meeting has always held regular meetings to review the current situation, emphasizing that the content of the meeting is an internal affair and it is not convenient to disclose it.
Stake or the police in violation of the Minato National Security Law extend the scope of investigation to its member organizations
Under the Hong Kong National Security Act, the Stake Association has been involved in politics in recent months. It has been banned from bidding for the June 4th rallies for two consecutive years. "The real enemy."
The stake subsequently announced that the number of its standing committee members would be halved and all staff members would have been severed, but it was still under criticism.
"Dagong" and "Wen Hui" yesterday (20th) quoted news that the stake may have violated the "Minato National Security Law". The police are actively following up the investigation and expanding the scope of the investigation to its member organizations.
The stake was originally composed of more than 200 member groups, but since April this year, there has been a wave of retreat. The Hong Kong Association of Community Organizations also issued a statement yesterday saying that it has withdrawn from the stake.
Zou Xingtong (third from the left) emphasized that the right of dissolution rests with all members and requires procedural arrangements, and no sudden "dissolution" decision is possible.
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The organized media claimed that the Stake Stakes of the Police Zhengchao Zou Xingtong reprimanded it for “relying on intimidation.” The Social Association said that it had withdrawn from the group and went to the police headquarters to petition the National Security Office to ban the Stake Stakes: The June Fourth Cyber Museum was officially opened and operated by the curatorial team independently. Feng Weihua, the chairman of the association withdrew from the stake last month: due to the deteriorating political environment
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