"July 1" is approaching, so far no pro-democracy party plans to launch a petition campaign on the handover day.
The Tseung Kwan O People's Livelihood Concern Group and the Po Ying Garden Concern Group issued separate statements, saying that they were informed by law enforcement agencies that some people claimed that they would march to protest and commit illegal acts on July 1.
The Tseung Kwan O People's Livelihood Concern Group stated that the group abides by the laws of Hong Kong and will not conduct any parades, demonstrations, protests, petitions and other activities on and around July 1, and will not commit illegal acts. It calls on people in the district to stop slandering due to community disputes. Follow group.
Pro-democracy figures and organizations have been interviewed by national security one after another
The Po Ying Garden Concern Group pointed out that they are law-abiding Hong Kong people. If anyone commits illegal acts in Tseung Kwan O and Po Ying Garden, they have nothing to do with them. They also doubt whether the people concerned want to eliminate the voice of small business owners by arranging the guilt.
The Tseung Kwan O People's Livelihood Concern Group is also a pro-democracy regional organization whose former members include Fan Guowei, a former member of the Legislative Council.
The Social People's Company, Zhao Enlai, a former member of the Standing Committee of the Stake, and Lei Yulian, a "woman with long hair", have all been interviewed by the National Security Department recently to find out if there is any action on July 1.
The Social Democrats Lian later stated that after assessing the situation, there would be no demonstrations on July 1, saying that the situation was difficult, and hoped that supporters would forgive me.
According to reports, the Hong Kong People's Research Institute also postponed the release of the poll results on the 25th anniversary of the handover in response to the recommendation of the National Security Office.
Fan Xu Litai, a former member of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress, said this morning that she did not think the actions of the National Security Office would affect Hong Kong's freedom, pointing out that some political groups like to shout slogans and confront the police. spend.
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