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  1. HK Labour Rights Monitor, together with the International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC), Education International (EI), Building and Wood Workers’ International (BWI), International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) and #LabourStart launch global petition calling on the Hong Kong authorities to:

    • Immediately release #LeeCheuk-yan and #ChowHang-tung
    • Overturn their convictions

    hklabourrights.org/press-relea

    #HongKong #LabourMovement #Organize #Solidarity #Tiananmen
    #unions

  2. HK Labour Rights Monitor, together with the International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC), Education International (EI), Building and Wood Workers’ International (BWI), International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) and #LabourStart launch global petition calling on the Hong Kong authorities to:

    • Immediately release #LeeCheuk-yan and #ChowHang-tung
    • Overturn their convictions

    hklabourrights.org/press-relea

    #HongKong #LabourMovement #Organize #Solidarity #Tiananmen
    #unions

  3. HK Labour Rights Monitor, together with the International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC), Education International (EI), Building and Wood Workers’ International (BWI), International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) and #LabourStart launch global petition calling on the Hong Kong authorities to:

    • Immediately release #LeeCheuk-yan and #ChowHang-tung
    • Overturn their convictions

    hklabourrights.org/press-relea

    #HongKong #LabourMovement #Organize #Solidarity #Tiananmen
    #unions

  4. HK Labour Rights Monitor, together with the International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC), Education International (EI), Building and Wood Workers’ International (BWI), International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) and #LabourStart launch global petition calling on the Hong Kong authorities to:

    • Immediately release #LeeCheuk-yan and #ChowHang-tung
    • Overturn their convictions

    hklabourrights.org/press-relea

    #HongKong #LabourMovement #Organize #Solidarity #Tiananmen
    #unions

  5. HK Labour Rights Monitor, together with the International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC), Education International (EI), Building and Wood Workers’ International (BWI), International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) and #LabourStart launch global petition calling on the Hong Kong authorities to:

    • Immediately release #LeeCheuk-yan and #ChowHang-tung
    • Overturn their convictions

    hklabourrights.org/press-relea

    #HongKong #LabourMovement #Organize #Solidarity #Tiananmen
    #unions

  6. #HongKong 's #Tiananmen activists sentenced to up to seven years in prison

    by Koh Ewe, September 11, 2026

    "Three Hong Kong activists who organised annual vigils commemorating Beijing's 1989 crackdown on #TiananmenSquare protests have been handed prison sentences of up to seven years.

    "Two of the defendants - Lee Cheuk-yan, 69, and Chow Hang-tung, 41 - were convicted last month of inciting others to subvert state power, under the city's controversial national security law.

    "A third defendant, Albert Ho, 74, had pleaded guilty in January.

    "For years, Hong Kong was one of the only places in Chinese territory where people could hold gatherings to mark the Tiananmen Square crackdown - a topic that is highly sensitive and heavily censored in mainland #China.

    "These gatherings were banned by Hong Kong's authorities in 2020, citing Covid-19 policies, but never resumed. That same year, the national security law, which makes illegal a wider range of dissenting acts, officially came into force.
    Authorities say the law is necessary to maintain stability, but critics argue it has eroded Hong Kong's autonomy and created a climate of fear.

    "Lee, Chow and Ho were charged in 2021. They faced up to 10 years in prison after their conviction.

    "On Friday, the court sentenced Lee to seven years in prison, while Chow was handed seven years and three months. Ho, who pleaded guilty, was sentenced to five years in prison.

    "According to a court summary in August, Lee and Chow had 'incited other persons to organise, plan, commit or participate in acts by unlawful means with a view to subverting the state power', according to a summary on Friday.

    "Chow told the court in May the law itself was on trial.

    "Speaking to the BBC before her arrest in 2022, Chow said she was 'prepared to be arrested' and 'willing to pay the price for fighting for democracy'."

    Read more:
    bbc.com/news/articles/cvgyvk2d

    Archived version:
    archive.ph/16o4Z

    #WorldPol #NeverForgetTiananmen #TiananmenSquareMassacre #Authoritarianism #SilencingDissent #CriminalizingDissent

  7. #HongKong 's #Tiananmen activists sentenced to up to seven years in prison

    by Koh Ewe, September 11, 2026

    "Three Hong Kong activists who organised annual vigils commemorating Beijing's 1989 crackdown on #TiananmenSquare protests have been handed prison sentences of up to seven years.

    "Two of the defendants - Lee Cheuk-yan, 69, and Chow Hang-tung, 41 - were convicted last month of inciting others to subvert state power, under the city's controversial national security law.

    "A third defendant, Albert Ho, 74, had pleaded guilty in January.

    "For years, Hong Kong was one of the only places in Chinese territory where people could hold gatherings to mark the Tiananmen Square crackdown - a topic that is highly sensitive and heavily censored in mainland #China.

    "These gatherings were banned by Hong Kong's authorities in 2020, citing Covid-19 policies, but never resumed. That same year, the national security law, which makes illegal a wider range of dissenting acts, officially came into force.
    Authorities say the law is necessary to maintain stability, but critics argue it has eroded Hong Kong's autonomy and created a climate of fear.

    "Lee, Chow and Ho were charged in 2021. They faced up to 10 years in prison after their conviction.

    "On Friday, the court sentenced Lee to seven years in prison, while Chow was handed seven years and three months. Ho, who pleaded guilty, was sentenced to five years in prison.

    "According to a court summary in August, Lee and Chow had 'incited other persons to organise, plan, commit or participate in acts by unlawful means with a view to subverting the state power', according to a summary on Friday.

    "Chow told the court in May the law itself was on trial.

    "Speaking to the BBC before her arrest in 2022, Chow said she was 'prepared to be arrested' and 'willing to pay the price for fighting for democracy'."

    Read more:
    bbc.com/news/articles/cvgyvk2d

    Archived version:
    archive.ph/16o4Z

    #WorldPol #NeverForgetTiananmen #TiananmenSquareMassacre #Authoritarianism #SilencingDissent #CriminalizingDissent

  8. #HongKong 's #Tiananmen activists sentenced to up to seven years in prison

    by Koh Ewe, September 11, 2026

    "Three Hong Kong activists who organised annual vigils commemorating Beijing's 1989 crackdown on #TiananmenSquare protests have been handed prison sentences of up to seven years.

    "Two of the defendants - Lee Cheuk-yan, 69, and Chow Hang-tung, 41 - were convicted last month of inciting others to subvert state power, under the city's controversial national security law.

    "A third defendant, Albert Ho, 74, had pleaded guilty in January.

    "For years, Hong Kong was one of the only places in Chinese territory where people could hold gatherings to mark the Tiananmen Square crackdown - a topic that is highly sensitive and heavily censored in mainland #China.

    "These gatherings were banned by Hong Kong's authorities in 2020, citing Covid-19 policies, but never resumed. That same year, the national security law, which makes illegal a wider range of dissenting acts, officially came into force.
    Authorities say the law is necessary to maintain stability, but critics argue it has eroded Hong Kong's autonomy and created a climate of fear.

    "Lee, Chow and Ho were charged in 2021. They faced up to 10 years in prison after their conviction.

    "On Friday, the court sentenced Lee to seven years in prison, while Chow was handed seven years and three months. Ho, who pleaded guilty, was sentenced to five years in prison.

    "According to a court summary in August, Lee and Chow had 'incited other persons to organise, plan, commit or participate in acts by unlawful means with a view to subverting the state power', according to a summary on Friday.

    "Chow told the court in May the law itself was on trial.

    "Speaking to the BBC before her arrest in 2022, Chow said she was 'prepared to be arrested' and 'willing to pay the price for fighting for democracy'."

    Read more:
    bbc.com/news/articles/cvgyvk2d

    Archived version:
    archive.ph/16o4Z

    #WorldPol #NeverForgetTiananmen #TiananmenSquareMassacre #Authoritarianism #SilencingDissent #CriminalizingDissent

  9. #HongKong 's #Tiananmen activists sentenced to up to seven years in prison

    by Koh Ewe, September 11, 2026

    "Three Hong Kong activists who organised annual vigils commemorating Beijing's 1989 crackdown on #TiananmenSquare protests have been handed prison sentences of up to seven years.

    "Two of the defendants - Lee Cheuk-yan, 69, and Chow Hang-tung, 41 - were convicted last month of inciting others to subvert state power, under the city's controversial national security law.

    "A third defendant, Albert Ho, 74, had pleaded guilty in January.

    "For years, Hong Kong was one of the only places in Chinese territory where people could hold gatherings to mark the Tiananmen Square crackdown - a topic that is highly sensitive and heavily censored in mainland #China.

    "These gatherings were banned by Hong Kong's authorities in 2020, citing Covid-19 policies, but never resumed. That same year, the national security law, which makes illegal a wider range of dissenting acts, officially came into force.
    Authorities say the law is necessary to maintain stability, but critics argue it has eroded Hong Kong's autonomy and created a climate of fear.

    "Lee, Chow and Ho were charged in 2021. They faced up to 10 years in prison after their conviction.

    "On Friday, the court sentenced Lee to seven years in prison, while Chow was handed seven years and three months. Ho, who pleaded guilty, was sentenced to five years in prison.

    "According to a court summary in August, Lee and Chow had 'incited other persons to organise, plan, commit or participate in acts by unlawful means with a view to subverting the state power', according to a summary on Friday.

    "Chow told the court in May the law itself was on trial.

    "Speaking to the BBC before her arrest in 2022, Chow said she was 'prepared to be arrested' and 'willing to pay the price for fighting for democracy'."

    Read more:
    bbc.com/news/articles/cvgyvk2d

    Archived version:
    archive.ph/16o4Z

    #WorldPol #NeverForgetTiananmen #TiananmenSquareMassacre #Authoritarianism #SilencingDissent #CriminalizingDissent

  10. #HongKong 's #Tiananmen activists sentenced to up to seven years in prison

    by Koh Ewe, September 11, 2026

    "Three Hong Kong activists who organised annual vigils commemorating Beijing's 1989 crackdown on #TiananmenSquare protests have been handed prison sentences of up to seven years.

    "Two of the defendants - Lee Cheuk-yan, 69, and Chow Hang-tung, 41 - were convicted last month of inciting others to subvert state power, under the city's controversial national security law.

    "A third defendant, Albert Ho, 74, had pleaded guilty in January.

    "For years, Hong Kong was one of the only places in Chinese territory where people could hold gatherings to mark the Tiananmen Square crackdown - a topic that is highly sensitive and heavily censored in mainland #China.

    "These gatherings were banned by Hong Kong's authorities in 2020, citing Covid-19 policies, but never resumed. That same year, the national security law, which makes illegal a wider range of dissenting acts, officially came into force.
    Authorities say the law is necessary to maintain stability, but critics argue it has eroded Hong Kong's autonomy and created a climate of fear.

    "Lee, Chow and Ho were charged in 2021. They faced up to 10 years in prison after their conviction.

    "On Friday, the court sentenced Lee to seven years in prison, while Chow was handed seven years and three months. Ho, who pleaded guilty, was sentenced to five years in prison.

    "According to a court summary in August, Lee and Chow had 'incited other persons to organise, plan, commit or participate in acts by unlawful means with a view to subverting the state power', according to a summary on Friday.

    "Chow told the court in May the law itself was on trial.

    "Speaking to the BBC before her arrest in 2022, Chow said she was 'prepared to be arrested' and 'willing to pay the price for fighting for democracy'."

    Read more:
    bbc.com/news/articles/cvgyvk2d

    Archived version:
    archive.ph/16o4Z

    #WorldPol #NeverForgetTiananmen #TiananmenSquareMassacre #Authoritarianism #SilencingDissent #CriminalizingDissent

  11. #Chine Hong Kong : Deux militants pro démocratie déclarés coupables d’"incitation à la subversion" #Tiananmen

    youtu.be/2zDckm6VOuc

  12. #Chine Hong Kong : Deux militants pro démocratie déclarés coupables d’"incitation à la subversion" #Tiananmen

    youtu.be/2zDckm6VOuc

  13. #Tiananmen- #Mahnwachen:

    Zwei #Demokratie-Aktivisten in #Hongkong #verurteilt

    Ein Gericht in Hongkong hat zwei führende Aktivisten verurteilt, die jahrelang die Mahnwachen für die Opfer des #Tiananmen-Massakers im Jahr 1989 organisiert hatten.👇

  14. Activists in #HongKong convicted for organising #Tiananmen vigil. More examples of #China breaking the promise of democracy in Hong Kong (and we do nothing).

    bbc.com/news/articles/c1l10mdr

  15. Activists in #HongKong convicted for organising #Tiananmen vigil. More examples of #China breaking the promise of democracy in Hong Kong (and we do nothing).

    bbc.com/news/articles/c1l10mdr

  16. Activists in #HongKong convicted for organising #Tiananmen vigil. More examples of #China breaking the promise of democracy in Hong Kong (and we do nothing).

    bbc.com/news/articles/c1l10mdr

  17. Activists in #HongKong convicted for organising #Tiananmen vigil. More examples of #China breaking the promise of democracy in Hong Kong (and we do nothing).

    bbc.com/news/articles/c1l10mdr

  18. Activists in #HongKong convicted for organising #Tiananmen vigil. More examples of #China breaking the promise of democracy in Hong Kong (and we do nothing).

    bbc.com/news/articles/c1l10mdr

  19. 🟢 NationalSecurity | 4/10
    🇭🇰

    Hong Kong activists found guilty in national security trial related to Tiananmen
    A Hong Kong court found activists guilty in a national security case linked to Tiananmen.

    #OSINT #NewsGroup #HongKong #NationalSecurity #Tiananmen

  20. 🟢 NationalSecurity | 4/10
    🇭🇰

    Hong Kong activists found guilty in national security trial related to Tiananmen
    A Hong Kong court found activists guilty in a national security case linked to Tiananmen.

    #OSINT #NewsGroup #HongKong #NationalSecurity #Tiananmen

  21. 🟢 NationalSecurity | 4/10
    🇭🇰

    Hong Kong activists found guilty in national security trial related to Tiananmen
    A Hong Kong court found activists guilty in a national security case linked to Tiananmen.

    #OSINT #NewsGroup #HongKong #NationalSecurity #Tiananmen

  22. Tiananmen Square: Unseen footage reveals how the Chinese regime turned to violent repression — @LeMondeInEnglish

    makertube.net/w/mXPtQ7jjjuo6eg

  23. TIANANMEN

    Tiananmen fue una banda de rock vasca surgida al calor del Gaztetxe de Alde Zaharra en Bilbao hacia 1989.

    Tiananmen fue una estupenda banda de rock vasca surgida en Bilbao (Bizkaia, Europa) hacia 1989. Con su primera formacion, el grupo ensayaba en el mitico gaztetxe de Bilbo, hasta su triste cierre en 19...

    Info: punkirratia.net/talde/tiananme

    #tiananmen #punk #hardcorepunk #music #bategunean
    @[email protected] @[email protected]

  24. TIANANMEN

    Tiananmen fue una banda de rock vasca surgida al calor del Gaztetxe de Alde Zaharra en Bilbao hacia 1989.

    Tiananmen fue una estupenda banda de rock vasca surgida en Bilbao (Bizkaia, Europa) hacia 1989. Con su primera formacion, el grupo ensayaba en el mitico gaztetxe de Bilbo, hasta su triste cierre en 19...

    Info: punkirratia.net/talde/tiananme

    #tiananmen #punk #hardcorepunk #music #bategunean
    @[email protected] @[email protected]

  25. TIANANMEN

    Tiananmen fue una banda de rock vasca surgida al calor del Gaztetxe de Alde Zaharra en Bilbao hacia 1989.

    Tiananmen fue una estupenda banda de rock vasca surgida en Bilbao (Bizkaia, Europa) hacia 1989. Con su primera formacion, el grupo ensayaba en el mitico gaztetxe de Bilbo, hasta su triste cierre en 19...

    Info: punkirratia.net/talde/tiananme

    #tiananmen #punk #hardcorepunk #music #bategunean
    @[email protected] @[email protected]

  26. TIANANMEN

    Tiananmen fue una banda de rock vasca surgida al calor del Gaztetxe de Alde Zaharra en Bilbao hacia 1989.

    Tiananmen fue una estupenda banda de rock vasca surgida en Bilbao (Bizkaia, Europa) hacia 1989. Con su primera formacion, el grupo ensayaba en el mitico gaztetxe de Bilbo, hasta su triste cierre en 19...

    Info: punkirratia.net/talde/tiananme

    #tiananmen #punk #hardcorepunk #music #bategunean
    @[email protected] @[email protected]

  27. TIANANMEN

    Tiananmen fue una banda de rock vasca surgida al calor del Gaztetxe de Alde Zaharra en Bilbao hacia 1989.

    Tiananmen fue una estupenda banda de rock vasca surgida en Bilbao (Bizkaia, Europa) hacia 1989. Con su primera formacion, el grupo ensayaba en el mitico gaztetxe de Bilbo, hasta su triste cierre en 19...

    Info: punkirratia.net/talde/tiananme

    #tiananmen #punk #hardcorepunk #music #bategunean
    @[email protected] @[email protected]

  28. last year I did a deep dive about the #tiananmen square after reading an offhand comment how its all a lie and i wanted to counter since where i live the center square was named to honor it.

    the only evidence i could find was the guy sending the cable to the world admitting that he never actually witnessed it himself. and that all the embassies at the time had a visit from someone telling them about the horrors but no one ever actually saw anything.

    there is absolute no proof of the massacre?

  29. last year I did a deep dive about the #tiananmen square after reading an offhand comment how its all a lie and i wanted to counter since where i live the center square was named to honor it.

    the only evidence i could find was the guy sending the cable to the world admitting that he never actually witnessed it himself. and that all the embassies at the time had a visit from someone telling them about the horrors but no one ever actually saw anything.

    there is absolute no proof of the massacre?

  30. last year I did a deep dive about the #tiananmen square after reading an offhand comment how its all a lie and i wanted to counter since where i live the center square was named to honor it.

    the only evidence i could find was the guy sending the cable to the world admitting that he never actually witnessed it himself. and that all the embassies at the time had a visit from someone telling them about the horrors but no one ever actually saw anything.

    there is absolute no proof of the massacre?

  31. How Shinzo Abe Saw Through China’s Great Illusion

    When I jumped the guardrails of the Chinese embassy in Tokyo in 2010—a failed attempt to turn myself…
    #EuropeSays #Japan #JP #china #Nihon #politics&security #ShinzoAbe #taiwan #tiananmen #tiananmenincident #uyghur
    europesays.com/japan/46238/

  32. Année après année, le pouvoir chinois efface la mémoire du massacre de Tian’anmen

    Le 4 juin, jour anniversaire de l’écrasement du mouvement démocratique chinois en 1989, est une date extrêmement sensible en Chine continentale, où tout ce qui peut s’y rapporter est soigneusement censuré. À Hong Kong, où cette flamme a été portée pendant trente ans, l’événement est également devenu tabou dans la presse.

    Le silence de la presse est éloquent. L’essentiel des médias de Hong Kong, comme les quotidiens South China Morning Post et Ming Pao, ou la RTHK, l’audiovisuel public du territoire, observent une stricte retenue en cette journée du 4 juin, date anniversaire du massacre des manifestants de la place Tian’anmen par les chars chinois à Pékin en 1989.

    Alors que ces mêmes organes de la presse hongkongaise, à l’image de la société civile, ont entretenu la flamme du mouvement démocratique réprimé dans le sang pendant plus de trente ans, ne reste plus aujourd’hui que Hong Kong Free Press (HKFP) pour porter une voix un tant soit peu dissidente.

    Photo : Lui Yuk-lin, une ancienne activiste en faveur de la démocratie, se recueille dans une rue limitrophe du parc Victoria de Hong Kong, où une veillée aux chandelles a été organisée chaque 4 juin en mémoire des victimes du massacre de Tian’anmen. La veillée est aujourd’hui interdite.

    www.courrierinternational.com/article/democratie

    #Chine #RPC #HongKong #Tiananmen #dictature #repression #censure #presse #histoire #memoire

  33. Année après année, le pouvoir chinois efface la mémoire du massacre de Tian’anmen

    Le 4 juin, jour anniversaire de l’écrasement du mouvement démocratique chinois en 1989, est une date extrêmement sensible en Chine continentale, où tout ce qui peut s’y rapporter est soigneusement censuré. À Hong Kong, où cette flamme a été portée pendant trente ans, l’événement est également devenu tabou dans la presse.

    Le silence de la presse est éloquent. L’essentiel des médias de Hong Kong, comme les quotidiens South China Morning Post et Ming Pao, ou la RTHK, l’audiovisuel public du territoire, observent une stricte retenue en cette journée du 4 juin, date anniversaire du massacre des manifestants de la place Tian’anmen par les chars chinois à Pékin en 1989.

    Alors que ces mêmes organes de la presse hongkongaise, à l’image de la société civile, ont entretenu la flamme du mouvement démocratique réprimé dans le sang pendant plus de trente ans, ne reste plus aujourd’hui que Hong Kong Free Press (HKFP) pour porter une voix un tant soit peu dissidente.

    Photo : Lui Yuk-lin, une ancienne activiste en faveur de la démocratie, se recueille dans une rue limitrophe du parc Victoria de Hong Kong, où une veillée aux chandelles a été organisée chaque 4 juin en mémoire des victimes du massacre de Tian’anmen. La veillée est aujourd’hui interdite.

    www.courrierinternational.com/article/democratie

    #Chine #RPC #HongKong #Tiananmen #dictature #repression #censure #presse #histoire #memoire

  34. Année après année, le pouvoir chinois efface la mémoire du massacre de Tian’anmen

    Le 4 juin, jour anniversaire de l’écrasement du mouvement démocratique chinois en 1989, est une date extrêmement sensible en Chine continentale, où tout ce qui peut s’y rapporter est soigneusement censuré. À Hong Kong, où cette flamme a été portée pendant trente ans, l’événement est également devenu tabou dans la presse.

    Le silence de la presse est éloquent. L’essentiel des médias de Hong Kong, comme les quotidiens South China Morning Post et Ming Pao, ou la RTHK, l’audiovisuel public du territoire, observent une stricte retenue en cette journée du 4 juin, date anniversaire du massacre des manifestants de la place Tian’anmen par les chars chinois à Pékin en 1989.

    Alors que ces mêmes organes de la presse hongkongaise, à l’image de la société civile, ont entretenu la flamme du mouvement démocratique réprimé dans le sang pendant plus de trente ans, ne reste plus aujourd’hui que Hong Kong Free Press (HKFP) pour porter une voix un tant soit peu dissidente.

    Photo : Lui Yuk-lin, une ancienne activiste en faveur de la démocratie, se recueille dans une rue limitrophe du parc Victoria de Hong Kong, où une veillée aux chandelles a été organisée chaque 4 juin en mémoire des victimes du massacre de Tian’anmen. La veillée est aujourd’hui interdite.

    www.courrierinternational.com/article/democratie

    #Chine #RPC #HongKong #Tiananmen #dictature #repression #censure #presse #histoire #memoire

  35. 🌎 [EN]
    ✊ “Tank Man” became a global symbol of peaceful resistance against military repression in Tiananmen. What does this image mean today?
    Read the full article on our website!
    #HumanRights #PeacefulResistance #Tiananmen
    🌐 +info url.ecoarglobal.org/FfteDa
    💪 pepaloba.org/?lang=en#asociate
    ✊ ecoarglobal.org/en/activist-sp

  36. 🌎 [GAL]
    ✊ O “Tank Man” converteuse nun símbolo mundial da resistencia pacífica fronte á represión militar en Tiananmen.
    Le o artigo completo na nosa web!
    #Tiananmen #DereitosHumanos #Resistencia
    🌐 +info url.ecoarglobal.org/9wSNdM
    💪 pepaloba.org/?lang=gl#asociate
    ✊ ecoarglobal.org/gl/espazo-acti

  37. Because #Canada’s renewed ‘Friend’ #China would really prefer us not to remember: this day in 1989, the #Tiananmen Square Massacre occurred.

  38. Because #Canada’s renewed ‘Friend’ #China would really prefer us not to remember: this day in 1989, the #Tiananmen Square Massacre occurred.

  39. Because ’s renewed ‘Friend’ would really prefer us not to remember: this day in 1989, the Square Massacre occurred.

  40. #Tiananmen #June4 #China

    "Tsinghua University hunger-strikers"
    Tiananmen Square, Beijing, May 1989

  41. #Tiananmen #June4 #China

    "Tsinghua University hunger-strikers"
    Tiananmen Square, Beijing, May 1989