Bombadil wrote:Tuthina wrote:All the more reason to demand for an independent investigation with the power of actually doing the investigation and not sucking up to the police, really.
Well the simple and sad truth is that China is effectively in direct control of all aspects of HK now, and there's simply no way they will allow an objective, independent investigation.
HK is dead now, it is irrevocably changed, the only possible hope is for the CCP to die.
Interestingly, for the first time ever, Immigration Department has rejected an employee visa application, word on the ground is they're tightening up on foreign workers. We've already seen in the past couple of years that China has been arresting and throwing out teachers..
BEIJING, August 13 (Reuters) - Arrests and deportations of foreign teachers in China have soared this year, lawyers, schools and teachers say, amid a broad crackdown defined by new police tactics and Beijing’s push for a “cleaner”, more patriotic education system.
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One silver lining is that IM might be thrown out at some point as they reform education in HK, they're already closely scrutinising teachers and demanding more 'patriotic' education in HK.
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One silver lining is that IM might be thrown out at some point as they reform education in HK, they're already closely scrutinising teachers and demanding more 'patriotic' education in HK.
Wishing someone (me) to be thrown out of my country of residence/home/country of employment and describing it as a silver lining seems to be provocative (and intentionally)
At the very least it would seem to cross a personal line
Please review thanks
