https://bcmagazine.smugmug.com/Bcene-photos/2015/HK-Indigenous-Protest-March/50872094_Qx2X6k#!i=4230428635&k=SCfvXMb
Hong Kong Indigenous march from Causeway Bay to the High Court in support of the protesters who were arrested in Yuen Long during the anti-smuggling protests earlier this year. Among those protestors is Ng Lai-ying who has been convicted of assaulting a police officer with her breasts. Even though there’s no video evidence to support the ‘alleged’ assault and plenty to show that Ng was thrown to the floor and assaulted by police giving her a bloody nose.
The 100m long march is a visual and vocal reminder of the double standards that now seem to apply in Hong Kong where the police and blue ribbon pro-Beijing supporters can break the law with impunity. While HongKongers face dubious charges backed with fabricated evidence – exposed by the courts.
https://bcmagazine.smugmug.com/Bcene-photos/2015/HK-Indigenous-Protest-March/50872094_Qx2X6k#!i=4230427187&k=sXVhwsZ
https://bcmagazine.smugmug.com/Bcene-photos/2015/HK-Indigenous-Protest-March/50872094_Qx2X6k#!i=4230428633&k=ZDsj6pw
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