Germany stands with Hong Kong
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We are an initiative that organises a diverse range of solidarity events in Germany to support the democratic movements in Hong Kong.
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Hong Kong Chinese University (HKCU) is under Siege by the Hong Kong Police Force. The reason behind this is if they managed to take over HKCU, they will have access to Hong Kong Internet Exchange ( HKIX), which is located within HKCU.

The HKIX serves as a hub to 99% messages that is sent and received through Internet within Hong Kong. If HKCU is fallen, every Hong Kongers' message will be monitored by Communist China and the puppet Hong Kong Government.

With China's A.I., MILLIONS of Hong Kongers will be sought out, arrested, raped, have livers and kidneys harvested etc. We will be vanished without a trace afterwards systematically.

We Hong Kongers are in the front line of the battle between the Free World and that of Communist Tyranny. Yet the rest of the world is just sitting back relaxed, watching and doing NOTHING except having pop corns.

When you see this message, please at least share. Don't let our youngsters fight alone. We are in grave danger and it _IS_ time for the UN and the world to intervene immediately!
Forwarded from HKGETV 香城教育電視
https://twitter.com/hkgetv/status/1194254037949927426

Vice Principal of #CUHK said he had already talked with the commander to stop firing but the front-line riot polices were out of control & still fired tear gas continuously !

#SOSHK
Please RT & #standwithHK
#HongKongers seeked for international help.
【Sign Now】 Petition by Global Academics Against Police Brutality in Hong Kong 【立即簽署】全球學者反對香港警察暴行的請願書

Link to sign: https://forms.gle/VPbirzKZBjbbJuKA6

We the undersigned, as deeply concerned members of the global academic community,

1. Condemn the use of disproportionate force and retaliatory brutality by the Hong Kong Police against students in university campuses in Hong Kong. In particular, we are outraged by the unauthorised entry, extensive deployment of tear gas and violent intimidation in the Chinese University of Hong Kong, City University of Hong Kong, Polytechnic University of Hong Kong and the University of Hong Kong on 11th and 12th November, 2019.

2. Condemn the use of unjustified violence against protesters across Hong Kong in all other contexts. Including, most recently, the firing of live rounds at point-blank range against protesters in Sai Wan Ho, and the repeated attempts by a motorcycle officer to run-over protesters in Kwai Fong on 11th November 2019, both of which are in clear violation of the Police General Orders Force Procedures Manual.

3. Condemn the continued use of neo-Fascist language by the Hong Kong Police, particularly the consistent reference to protesters and supporters of democracy as ‘cockroaches’, that contribute to furthering vitriolic hatred between all factions in the Hong Kong community.

4. Urge leaders of Hong Kong universities to release clear statements rejecting the entry of police into university campuses, supporting the freedom of assembly of students and staff, and reaffirming the sacrosanct responsibility of all universities to protect academic freedom and provide a safe space for all students to express their views.

5. Demand the Hong Kong Police to cease all acts of police brutality immediately, suspend officers who have committed disproportionate acts of violence with immediate effect, and initiate legal charges where necessary against officers who have violated the law.

6. Demand the Hong Kong government to set up an independent inquiry into the use of force in the protests since June 2019, chaired by an impartial judge. In particular, we believe the inquiry should have the power to summon witnesses, collect a coherent and representative body of evidence, and independently validate police accounts, above and beyond the restricted scope and power of the Independent Police Complaints Council.

We stand in solidarity with the Hong Kong people. We believe the defence of academic freedom, the freedom of speech, freedom of the press, freedom of assembly and association, and the responsibility to protect the safety of our students are universal causes common to all.
To use 2300 Tear Gas against students in a University, this is not "controlling the situation", this is Chemical Murdering!

#SOS
#StopMurdering