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#港版國安法 主旨嚇窒，但香港人頂硬上 Beijing national security law aims to suppress and oppress, terrify and terrorize, but HKers will prove granite survivors
Speak out. Speak ur heart. Speak ur mind. Be urself. Be real. Why should we silence our voices because society is Not ready for our thoughts. When u face difficulty or oppression remember it is the close minded and rigid minded that oppress. People who believe in true freedom would never try to silence or suppress a voice or a thought. In fact they would welcome a new idea and discuss the merits and demerits of both idealogies. It is the people who are unwilling to evolve and grow that think that only they know what's right! #TM #actor #actorslife #styletiskh #SpeakUp #SpeakYourMind #ThinkPositive #SpreadHappiness
【轉載】嶺南大學文化研究老師對香港特區政府暴力打壓學生和平示威的聲明
我們今天目睹香港特區政府，出動防暴警察，向十分克制、手無寸鐵的青年學生，與支持他們和平抗命的示威者，發放胡椒噴霧、揮動警棍、施放多輪催淚彈，甚至持槍指著恫嚇他們。
公眾集會本來是香港市民的公民權利，學生與市民以公眾集會形式，申述公民運用公共空間的權利，表達對民主的渴望及訴求，均為公民社會的民主體現。對於警方出動龐大警力，暴力驅趕群眾及打壓公民發聲，剝奪市民的集會自由，帶頭損害香港的民主素養，作為教育工作者，我們感到極度不滿。
為此，我們文化研究老師決定本週罷課，秉持罷課不罷學的原則和行動。我們以罷課譴責警方處事的不當與不義，並促請香港特區政府能放下「語言僞術」，真實與勇敢地回應眼下廣大民眾的民主訴求。
2014年9月29日
A Statement of Cultural Studies Teachers in Response to the HKSAR Government’s Violent Crackdown of Students’ Peaceful Protest
We bear witness today to the HKSAR administration’s use of the "anti-riot" police force to crack down unarmed and restrained students and the protesters who are in support of the students’ strike. The police force used pepper spray, truncheons, and many rounds of tear-gas to oppress the students and protesters. Some "anti-riot" policemen even pointed their shotguns at the protesters.
The freedom of public assembly is a civil right of Hong Kong people. Students and citizens’ taking the form of public assembly to assert the right to public space and to express the desire and demand for more democracy is a democratic expression of civil society. We as educators are extremely disappointed and disheartened by the police’s massive mobilization of armed forces to crackdown and suppress the people and their voices. This is a violent snatching away of people’s freedom of assembly, and setting a bad example of debasing Hong Kong’s cultivated democracy.
In view of this, we cultural studies teachers join the class boycott this week. We hold firmly to the principle and practice of “boycott classes, learning goes on.” We take this class boycott to condemn the wrong and unjust act of the police force. We urge the HKSAR Government to abandon its “linguistic sleight of hand,” honestly and courageously respond to the democratic demand of the people here and now.
29 Sept 2014
【轉載】嶺南大學文化研究老師對香港特區政府暴力打壓學生和平示威的聲明
我們今天目睹香港特區政府，出動防暴警察，向十分克制、手無寸鐵的青年學生，與支持他們和平抗命的示威者，發放胡椒噴霧、揮動警棍、施放多輪催淚彈，甚至持槍指著恫嚇他們。
公眾集會本來是香港市民的公民權利，學生與市民以公眾集會形式，申述公民運用公共空間的權利，表達對民主的渴望及訴求，均為公民社會的民主體現。對於警方出動龐大警力，暴力驅趕群眾及打壓公民發聲，剝奪市民的集會自由，帶頭損害香港的民主素養，作為教育工作者，我們感到極度不滿。
為此，我們文化研究老師決定本週罷課，秉持罷課不罷學的原則和行動。我們以罷課譴責警方處事的不當與不義，並促請香港特區政府能放下「語言僞術」，真實與勇敢地回應眼下廣大民眾的民主訴求。
2014年9月29日
A Statement of Cultural Studies Teachers in Response to the HKSAR Government’s Violent Crackdown of Students’ Peaceful Protest
We bear witness today to the HKSAR administration’s use of the "anti-riot" police force to crack down unarmed and restrained students and the protesters who are in support of the students’ strike. The police force used pepper spray, truncheons, and many rounds of tear-gas to oppress the students and protesters. Some "anti-riot" policemen even pointed their shotguns at the protesters.
The freedom of public assembly is a civil right of Hong Kong people. Students and citizens’ taking the form of public assembly to assert the right to public space and to express the desire and demand for more democracy is a democratic expression of civil society. We as educators are extremely disappointed and disheartened by the police’s massive mobilization of armed forces to crackdown and suppress the people and their voices. This is a violent snatching away of people’s freedom of assembly, and setting a bad example of debasing Hong Kong’s cultivated democracy.
In view of this, we cultural studies teachers join the class boycott this week. We hold firmly to the principle and practice of “boycott classes, learning goes on.” We take this class boycott to condemn the wrong and unjust act of the police force. We urge the HKSAR Government to abandon its “linguistic sleight of hand,” honestly and courageously respond to the democratic demand of the people here and now.
29 Sept 2014
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