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According to a report in Stand News on November 30, three books of poems for the Hong Kong Chinese Literature Biennial Award were recently off the shelves of the LCSD because of their content related to the Umbrella Movement and the Xiaobo Liu incident.

Zhou Guanwei said that there is no way to put this scene into the movie, but he hopes that "Revolution Time" can be like a hug. "I cried many times when making this movie. I rely on this movie to comfort myself and vent my anger, hatred, and "fear and trauma to me", he said, for those who are still in Hong Kong, including himself, as well as Hong Kong people in prisons and exiles overseas

The Epoch Times reported on Nov. 28 that the U.S. government has launched a preferential policy for Hong Kong students who have been affected by the CCP's National Security Law and their families' economic ties in Hong Kong.

L'ex leader del gruppo indipendentista di Hong Kong Studentlocalism è stato condannato martedì a un totale di 43 mesi di carcere per aver tentato di separare la città dalla Cina e per riciclaggio di denaro sporco

On November 16, local time, at a press conference, Mrs. Lam admitted that an important basis for the Hong Kong Communist government to review is whether not to grant visas to foreign media concerning the “Hong Kong national security law.”

There is no doubt that justice will eventually prevail, and numerous young lives who made sacrifices will rest in peace.

On October 29th in Hong Kong, The Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government said that it recorded a 115.7 billion Hong Kong dollar (14.88 billion U.S. dollar) deficit for the first six months of 2021.

On October 24, a number of people were injured during a marathon in Hong Kong, and the organizers required all runners to complete two doses of vaccination against the CCP virus before they could participate in the race.

On Oct. 17, former U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo tweeted after being invited to a gathering of Hong Kong residents living in the United States that he would always stand with the people of Hong Kong.

At a recent hearing, senior Republican U.S. Rep. Chris Smith said the United States should take a new look at the deteriorating human rights situation in Hong Kong and not let tyranny kill the flame of freedom for the people of Hong Kong.

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On October 15, Hong Kong Secretary for Education Yeung Yun-hung said that he would require Hong Kong primary and secondary schools to hire only new teachers who have passed the Basic Law test, and did not rule out starting the assessment of new teachers about the Hong Kong National Security Law at the end of next year.

The once glorious and prosperous Oriental Pearl has now become a completely stinking port

In order to seek re-election as the chief executive of Hong Kong, Carrie Lam issued a new "Policy Address" on the 6th, stating that she is actively promoting the local legislative work of Article 23 of the Basic Law. This draft law related to the Chinese Communist Party’s national security law caused a huge controversy in Hong Kong from 2002 to 2003, triggering a demonstration by 500,000 people. As a result, the final legislative process had to be shelved.

On October 7, the student union of the Chinese University of Hong Kong, which had been established for half a century, announced its dissolution, becoming the latest victim of the authorities' frenzied crackdown on civil society groups under the National Security Law. One comment sarcastically said, "Hong Kong has gone through so many storms, and it's amazing that today it can't even accommodate a student union. The country is so powerful!"

The Hong Kong Confederation of Trade Unions (HKCTU), the largest independent trade union organization in Hong Kong, officially announced its dissolution on October 3 due to the implementation of the Hong Kong version of the National Security Law and the extensive powers it gives to the police.

On Oct. 1st, PRC’s National Day/National Mourning Day, 4 members from the League of Social Democrats (LSD) in Hong Kong staged a public protest while the evil police force deployed more than 8,000 manpower and exerts high-pressure and tight control.

On September 29th, Radio Television Hong Kong (RTHK) issued a document to employees: "RTHK Editorial Policies and Procedures," which implemented the CCP news control under the name of "One Country, Two Systems."

According to Radio France Internationale (RFI)’s report on September 15, the Hong Kong police banned the 30th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square Massacre "June 4 vigil" in Hong Kong Victoria Park in 2020 due to the CCP virus epidemic.

Bill Browder criticized Communist China’s suppression of the Anti-Extradition Law Amendment Bill Movement in Hong Kong and advocated imposing Magnitsky Act sanctions on Communist China and Communist Hong Kong officials.