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要求調查及控告香港警察
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Request for investigation and prosecution of the HONG KONG POLICE FORCE
Dear Sir/Madam,
I am writing to complain about the recent brutal violence by the Hong Kong Police Force targeted deliberately at local citizens and foreign visitors to the city.
Over the past two months, large-scale, frequent, and mostly peaceful protests are organised to oppose a proposed extradition bill that would allow criminal suspects to be sent to Mainland China, which many say would seriously undermine Hong Kong’s guaranteed autonomy.
During the protests, the Hong Kong Police resorts to extreme violence on peaceful protesters, including physical attacks, sexual abuse, tear gas, plastic bullets, and random arrests.
There is evidence that the tear gas used by the Police was well past the expiry date. It is well documented that expired tear gas, which releases deadly cyanides, is really toxic to health.
We wish to underline that the tear gas does not only affect the protesters, but also unrelated walk-bys, including foreign visitors, who happen to be caught in the middle of the demonstrations. Owing to the crowded nature of Hong Kong’s buildings, many residents, including elderly homes, are suffered from the toxic tear gas.
Recently, the Police has started to fire tear gas indoors, e.g. in metro/subway stations. This completely contradicts the guidelines of tear gas uses.
The unlawful excessive force includes but not limited to:
1. Shot a young female protestor with bag bullets in the eye causing permanent vision loss.
2. Shot a teacher in the eye with bag bullets causing permanent visual impairment.
3. Deliberately allowed and assisted several groups of local gangsters to attack protesters and civilians indiscriminately.
4. Used expired tear gas which turns into cyanide, effectively launching chemical warfare against protestors and other civilians.
5. Fired tear gas at elderly homes, residential buildings and crowded streets still full of random passers-by as well as aiming physically at protestors, journalists, medical service and civilians.
6. Fired tear gas indoor, in metro stations which totally against official instructions.
7. Brutally beaten up arrested protestors.
8. Planting fake evidence on protestors.
9. Shot protestors in the head with rubber and bag bullets.
10. Shot protestors with tear gas in less than 1 meter.
11. Targeted protestors' heads when beating them with batons.
12. Brutally attacked female passer-by and sexually assaulted them.
13. Brutally beaten up journalists with batons.
14. Shot journalists with tear gas and rubber bullets.
15. Attacked and arrested first aiders.
The Hong Kong SAR government refused and continues to refuse popular request in forming an independent investigation committee to look into the current turmoil; in particular, the widely believed unlawful brutal acts performed by the police force.
In this regard, I wish to seek your assistance in starting an investigation into such unlawful enforcement of the Hong Kong Police, especially the use of expired tear gas.
I hope your international, impartial status and your connection with the United Nations would help innocent Hong Kong residents by stopping the violence and offences still being done by the Hong Kong Police, and hopefully bring true justice to us.
Thank you for your kind attention.
Regards,
XXX
A Hong Kong citizen
teacher autonomy 在 Ainie Haziqah Facebook 八卦
MEDIA STATEMENT: ACT AGAINST "PERIOD SPOT CHECKS" IN SCHOOLS
1. The current trending issue that has been going around on Malaysian students (former and present) are sharing disturbing stories of period spot checks and sexual harassment in school during the month of Ramadhan. Having to prove to their teachers and higher ups that they were on their period also means having their private parts touched without consent (on the context of teacher and student relationship) as well as having their panties removed to show their menstrual pads. These form of intrusion and violation of inappropriate touching, personal autonomy and body shaming through the excuse of ‘disciplinary punishment’ but in reality, it was entirely sexual harassment and abuse of power. A school or educational institutions should create an environment where students can be at peace of mind and feel safe from the secular world outside.
2. The fact that this mortifying misconduct is still happening to our students now without any measures being taken against the perpetrators is disgusting! We must stand together and put to an end of what seems so shockingly common in our society. The trauma and mental stress of being groped and touched without consent can be shattering, leaving the victim feeling traumatized, depressed and ashamed. Trauma has lasting effects.
3. Making the decision to report misconduct like such or sexual harassment takes a great deal of courage. I applaud those who gather every ounce of their courage in speaking up. Your voice is needed for the safety of other students in school and future generations to come.
4. I call upon the Ministry of Education to take prompt action and investigations by relevant authorities in ensuring that the safety of our school students will be the top priority. As schools are supposed to be conducive sanctuaries where students can feel safe and confident, let us not shatter that part of trust from our girls.
5. Sexual harassment has no place in a school. If this persist on, it defeats the purpose of an educational institution entirely.
Ainie Haziqah
EXCO Srikandi BERSATU Malaysia
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