This is the 700th issue of "Hong Kong One Day"
The University of Hong Kong The school will no longer tolerate
The Medical Association of the Hong Kong University Students' Union issued a statement on "cutting off seats"
The University of Hong Kong issued a statement on April 30 this year to "cut off seats" with the Students' Union due to "ongoing conflicts over legal responsibilities" between the school and the Students' Union. sex", decided to stop collecting student union dues on behalf of the students, and take back the management rights of the student union offices and facilities. Earlier Hong Kong University Student Union "Central Council" and some council members resigned due to "mourning" the police assassin Liang Jianhui. This morning (11th) the school sent people to clear the student union building, various student union propaganda boards, and the student union's "democracy wall" "The black violence propaganda posted.
According to Hong Kong media reports, at 11 o'clock this morning, about 20 security and cleaning staff from the Property Office removed all propaganda and slogans on all student union facilities, including the student union notice boards inside and outside the student union complex, outside the Niu Lushi Building and the lobby of Liang Yaoju Building. . Student Affairs Dean Xie Shuji was on hand to observe and said that the demolition announcement was the school’s follow-up action to take back the student union site. The cleared literature will be kept by him, and he will contact members of the student union to ask how to deal with it.
A spokesman for the University of Hong Kong earlier pointed out that some students used the name of the Senate to "glorify violent attacks" and accused students of mistakenly using the word "sacrifice" to describe the behavior of the police assassin Leung Kin-fai. The spokesman criticized the Student Council's move for bringing wrong information to society, and said that the University of Hong Kong opposes any "speech and behavior that promotes and justifies violence." Feng Weiguang, former president of the HKU Student Union and Hong Kong commentator, wrote that "supports the alma mater's condemnation of the student union's misbehavior, but verbal and written criticism is not enough. The leadership of the HKU Student Union is terminally ill and needs major surgery to remove the toxins."
Feng Weiguang called on the University of Hong Kong to take further measures against the student union, including pursuing the 30 students who voted to mourn the "lone wolf" on the evening of July 7, and taking disciplinary action against the current senate chairman and student union president, including expulsion from school. At the same time, we should also fully assist the Hong Kong National Security Police in investigating those who support "lone wolves" in the student union and faculty, such as Chen Wenmin, a professor at Law School who makes no distinction between right and wrong and speaks nonsense.
Feng Weiguang also believes that the school should implement the decision to take back the student union venue. Feng Weiguang pointed out that from the photos published by the Hong Kong Student Union, it can be seen that the council meeting was held in the Student Union building. The University of Hong Kong seems to have failed to implement the relevant decision on April 30 this year (recovering the management rights of the Student Union office and facilities).
However, today’s move by the University of Hong Kong, as Tse Shu-kee, Dean of Student Affairs of Hong Kong University, said, “The demolition announcement is the follow-up action for the university to take back the student union site,” which can be regarded as fulfilling the last point of Feng Weiguang’s appeal. Direct News believes that the University of Hong Kong finally no longer just issued a statement, but took real action, which is worthy of praise. But obviously, it is far from enough to achieve the current step, and we should continue to use strong methods to scrape the bones and cure the poison. should be expelled and fired, and should call the police. This is truly responsible for the students who have gone astray.
Of course, we should also see that not all members of the Hong Kong University Student Union are hopeless. The Hong Kong Student Union Medical Association issued a statement in the early morning of today (11th) to "cut off its seat", stating that it was not present at the time and opposed the "condolence motion" of the Senate. It will vote through the General Medical Association to decide whether to separate from the student union and operate independently.
The Medical Association of the Student Union issued a statement stating that representatives of the Medical Association have repeatedly disagreed with the Senate’s stance on school politics and social issues in the name of the Student Union, including objecting to the Senate’s spending of HK$188,000 on “Hong Kong University Student Union” in the name of “Apple Daily” Published a front-page advertisement, and also disagreed with the inappropriate remarks in the "Open Letter to President Zhang Xiang on University National Security Education" that were "disrespectful of people and not matters."The statement also criticized that the Council used the name of the Hong Kong University Students' Union to "bind all affiliated associations to make a unified statement on external affairs and school affairs issues", and used the motto of "unity" as an excuse to use a unified voice to stifle the minority voices of the Medical Association.
The statement continued that the Medical Association and the Council have serious differences in philosophy, and continued participation in the Council will be detrimental to the interests of the Medical Association. Therefore, the two representatives of the Medical Association on the Senate and Finance Committee will resign and will no longer send representatives to participate in the affairs of the Senate. They also stated that they will re-examine their affiliation with the Student Union and will decide whether to leave the Student Union through a vote. , operates independently.
Zhi News believes that the Medical Association should not be the only one to oppose the "binding" behavior of the Hong Kong University Students' Union. Other members should also follow the example of the Forensic Medicine Society, resolutely "cut off" seats with the Hong Kong University Students' Union, recognize the right and wrong, and stand on the side of conscience and justice. !
The “Stake Alliance” dismissed its staff and reduced its standing committee members. Politicians denounced it as a diversion.
The “Stake Alliance” program of the Hong Kong chaos organization was questioned as violating the Hong Kong National Security Law. Yesterday (10th) announced that it would reduce the number of Standing Committee members and comprehensively dismiss all members by the end of this month. “Stake” staff. Some politicians believe that the "Stake Alliance" has always stood against the Communist Party. Although their recent statements are more "ambiguous", the demobilization is only to break away from those who are hostile to the mainland and transfer personnel. The purpose is to divert attention and question the "support of support". "The Federation" has never changed its position and believes that it will still violate the national security law in the future.
Wu Qiubei, president of of the Hong Kong Federation of Trade Unions, pointed out that if you break the law, you will be punished by law. If the existence of the organization is illegal, the relevant departments will also thoroughly investigate and enforce the law. As for individuals involved, it is difficult to escape legal responsibility. He advised citizens to be careful of being incited to disrupt and subvert the regime, emphasizing that this would pose a threat to Hong Kong's security and citizens' lives and property.
Vice President of the National Hong Kong and Macao Research Association Liu Zhaoji believes that even if the "Stake Association" reduces the scale of its operations, it still maintains an anti-communist program, which does not help reduce legal risks. Assuming that the "Stake Alliance" is subsequently disbanded, the SAR government can still pursue the illegal activities involved in the association in the past year under the Hong Kong National Security Law.
Democratic Alliance for the Betterment of Hong Kong (DAB) Legislative Council member Chen Hengbin described the “stake association” as “both intimidating and wearing helmets.” He pointed out that the "Stake Alliance" knew that its previous actions in Hong Kong and some of its slogans violated the Hong Kong National Security Law. The so-called "strategic reduction of the number of Standing Committee members" was nothing more than that some "Stake Alliance" Standing Committee members were risk-averse and intended to remain unchanged. A lost means of self-preservation. He asked the "stake association" to clearly explain the source and whereabouts of the accounts to prevent anyone from enriching his own pockets.
Kwok Wai-keung, a member of the Federation of Trade Unions Legislative Council, criticized that the "Stake Alliance" had clear and strong political opinions in the past and organized many activities that harmed the younger generation, but now it is only reducing its manpower rather than completely disbanding, which means there is still room to continue to undermine Hong Kong. , which raises concerns about the next steps of the "stake". He urged the SAR government not to relax and continue to enforce the law rigorously, and believed that the SAR government would act in accordance with the law and enforce the law decisively, and would not allow criminals to evade legal sanctions in any way.
New Democratic Party Legislative Council member Yung Hoi-en believes that the past actions of the "Stake Alliance" are obviously suspected of subverting state power. Since the Hong Kong National Security Law came into effect, the "Stake Alliance" has not reviewed whether its program and purpose are illegal, and has continued to carry out anti-China and disruptive actions in Hong Kong. This is knowingly and intentionally, and there is no so-called "political suppression" at all.
Recently, anti-China and anti-Hong Kong groups have been disintegrating or restrained, and Hong Kong society has become more and more stable, which reflects that the national security law is very effective. She hopes that the SAR government will continue to strengthen its propaganda on the national security law in order to achieve the goal of completely disintegrating all anti-China and anti-Hong Kong groups in Hong Kong, and believes that the SAR government will continue to monitor closely to prevent "stake groups" from evolving into other forces or Underground organizations continue to cause trouble in Hong Kong.
Democratic Party Chairman Luo Kin-hee resigned as District Councilor
District Councilor will be sworn in this month. Recently, a large number of "speculators" district councilors have resigned. From July 7 to the early morning of yesterday (10th), more than 160 "speculators" resigned Pai" district councilor resigned before being sworn in. According to sources, Luo Kin-hee, chairman of the Southern District Council and chairman of the Democratic Party, sent a message to some party members yesterday, stating that he would resign as a district councilor today (11th).
District Councilor for the University Constituency of the Central and Western District, Yam Ka-yee, announced her resignation, effective tomorrow. Together with the earlier resignations of Zhang Qixin, Huang Yongzhi, Yip Jinlong, Zheng Liqiong and others in the district, there are only three district councilors left in the district. Tsang Chun-sing of Tuen Mun Hing Chak Constituency also announced his resignation early this morning. The number of resigned members in this constituency has increased to 14 in recent days. After many district councilors who were "speculators" resigned, including Central and Western District Council Chairman Cheng Lai-king, Eastern District Council Chairman Lai Chi-keung, Sham Shui Po District Council Chairman Yang Yu, etc., the chairman and vice-chairman of many district councils have been left vacant at the same time. , citizens angrily accused the "speculators" of only caring about self-interest and betraying voters. At present, at least 8 district council chairmen are vacant, including Central and Western District, Eastern District, Sham Shui Po , Wong Tai Sin , Tuen Mun , Tai Po, Shatin and Kwai Tsing. Among them, Eastern District and Wong Tai Sin are the chairman and deputy The chairman is also vacant.
In fact, these "speculators" have already planned to resign one after another at this time. According to Hong Kong media reports, if the district council members fail to take the oath by then, they must return to the government their salary and allowances since taking office in January last year. Each district council member exceeds 1.5 million yuan; the deputy chairman and chairman of the district council may exceed 2 million yuan. Yuan; however, if you resign before the authorities take action, you will not be required to recover your salary.
Many experts and scholars pointed out earlier that some "speculators" have not yet resigned. The SAR government must pay close attention to the words and deeds of these people after arranging the oath. If there are any violations, they must be dealt with seriously.
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