The administration has finally agreed to open a formal dialogue with the student representatives to address these grievances. Your sustained commitment proved essential in compelling the government to abandon its previous course of violence. We will remain vigilant to ensure that these talks result in genuine and lasting change for …
January 30, 2015
Final supporters
We, citizens of the global village, strongly denounce the violent and bloody police crackdown of the peaceful protest of Hong Kong students and citizens.
We demand that Hong Kong Chief Executive C.Y. Leung and his administration immediately cease any further police brutality and violence on the peaceful protesters.
Hong Kong is an international and metropolitan city that has long enjoyed world-class reputation as a civilized society. We believe that the Hong Kong Government should have the political courage to seek a peaceful resolution with the students and protestors in order to prevent further bloodshed.
Students have been on hunger strike for days with a single demand - to resume dialogue with the government. We cannot fathom why any government could be so cold-blooded and willing to do nothing proactive to intervene.
Police brutality is an abusive and violent act against humanity. We support to launch a campaign to declare Hong Kong’s Chief Executive C. Y. Leung and its Commissioner of Police Tsang Wai-Hung as persona non-grata in the international community.
Stop Police Brutality. No More Bloody Crackdown!
The Whole World is Watching!
Association of Overseas Hong Kong Chinese for Democracy and Human Rights (AOHKCDHR - Boston)
Friends of Hong Kong and Macau ( Boston)
Movement for Democracy in China (Calgary)
Hong Kong Forum, Los Angeles
NY4HK (New York)
Tiananmen Memorial Foundation (New York)
Chinese Democracy Education Foundation (San Francisco)
Toronto Association for Democracy in China
Vancouver Society in Support of Democratic Movement
Federation of Overseas Hong Kong Chinese, - Washington, D.C. (FOHKC-DC)
Updates
December 11, 2014
The response to this initiative has surpassed all initial expectations. This collective momentum demonstrates a clear international refusal to ignore the ongoing events in Hong Kong.
Reached 100 supporters
December 11, 2014
63 Comments
Innovation and regeneration of any culture at any time resulted from our youth. To resist change is to create greater pain. Please reconsider use of force upon peaceful protesters. China has a very long history. Please use this patience and historical context to this moment. Change is happening all over the world. It's time. Be a true leader in Asia. Thank you for your time and attention to this matter.
Everyone have their rights to walk on the street, right of taking pictures and video... Hong Kong Police plese stop violence rights and freedom of Hong Kog People.
HK Police's violence on students is a human crime! C.Y. Leung and his administration shall be prohibited to enter Canada permanently.
Police in HK are hurting people physically and mentally instead of protecting people! This should be stopped! No more violence against any peaceful demonstrators!
C.Y. Leung, pleas stop the HK police brutality and no more bloody crackdown! I love Hong Kong and went for the first time to Hong Kong in 1980. The Hong Kong now is not the Hong Kong I know before. Heartbreaking I have followed the Hong Kong news from 29 September 2014 until present and am very sad about the violence used by the police against the students and demonstrators. Please don’t use the police brutality against the students and demonstrators. Please start a dialogue with them.
its not right it needs to stop
love HK, we need democracy
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The administration has finally agreed to open a formal dialogue with the student representatives to address these grievances. Your sustained commitment proved essential in compelling the government to abandon its previous course of violence. We will remain vigilant to ensure that these talks result in genuine and lasting change for …
January 30, 2015
Final supporters
We, citizens of the global village, strongly denounce the violent and bloody police crackdown of the peaceful protest of Hong Kong students and citizens.
We demand that Hong Kong Chief Executive C.Y. Leung and his administration immediately cease any further police brutality and violence on the peaceful protesters.
Hong Kong is an international and metropolitan city that has long enjoyed world-class reputation as a civilized society. We believe that the Hong Kong Government should have the political courage to seek a peaceful resolution with the students and protestors in order to prevent further bloodshed.
Students have been on hunger strike for days with a single demand - to resume dialogue with the government. We cannot fathom why any government could be so cold-blooded and willing to do nothing proactive to intervene.
Police brutality is an abusive and violent act against humanity. We support to launch a campaign to declare Hong Kong’s Chief Executive C. Y. Leung and its Commissioner of Police Tsang Wai-Hung as persona non-grata in the international community.
Stop Police Brutality. No More Bloody Crackdown!
The Whole World is Watching!
Association of Overseas Hong Kong Chinese for Democracy and Human Rights (AOHKCDHR - Boston)
Friends of Hong Kong and Macau ( Boston)
Movement for Democracy in China (Calgary)
Hong Kong Forum, Los Angeles
NY4HK (New York)
Tiananmen Memorial Foundation (New York)
Chinese Democracy Education Foundation (San Francisco)
Toronto Association for Democracy in China
Vancouver Society in Support of Democratic Movement
Federation of Overseas Hong Kong Chinese, - Washington, D.C. (FOHKC-DC)
Updates
December 11, 2014
The response to this initiative has surpassed all initial expectations. This collective momentum demonstrates a clear international refusal to ignore the ongoing events in Hong Kong.
Reached 100 supporters
December 11, 2014
63 Comments
It is time for China to become more democratic and open. This is the only way for China to fully develop as a society and reach her full potential. Please do not criminalize those who are calling for democracy. I call on you not to use violence on protesters in Hong Kong who are demonstrating peacefully.
Innovation and regeneration of any culture at any time resulted from our youth. To resist change is to create greater pain. Please reconsider use of force upon peaceful protesters. China has a very long history. Please use this patience and historical context to this moment. Change is happening all over the world. It's time. Be a true leader in Asia. Thank you for your time and attention to this matter.
Everyone have their rights to walk on the street, right of taking pictures and video... Hong Kong Police plese stop violence rights and freedom of Hong Kog People.
HK Police's violence on students is a human crime! C.Y. Leung and his administration shall be prohibited to enter Canada permanently.
Police in HK are hurting people physically and mentally instead of protecting people! This should be stopped! No more violence against any peaceful demonstrators!
C.Y. Leung, pleas stop the HK police brutality and no more bloody crackdown! I love Hong Kong and went for the first time to Hong Kong in 1980. The Hong Kong now is not the Hong Kong I know before. Heartbreaking I have followed the Hong Kong news from 29 September 2014 until present and am very sad about the violence used by the police against the students and demonstrators. Please don’t use the police brutality against the students and demonstrators. Please start a dialogue with them.
its not right it needs to stop
love HK, we need democracy
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It is time for China to become more democratic and open. This is the only way for China to fully develop as a society and reach her full potential. Please do not criminalize those who are calling for democracy. I call on you not to use violence on protesters in Hong Kong who are demonstrating peacefully.