Every year on the Sunday before the anniversary of June 4th Incident, people in Hong Kong would demonstrate to call for vindication. This year, the 20th anniversary rally would be on May 31st. Moreover, at the evening of June 4th, there will be a candle... ...full story at Global Voices
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「我的中國夢──平反六四」除夕祝願集會 (1) »
YouTube video 2008-12-31 ~ 2009-01-01--Ceremony on the eve of 2009--20th anniversary of June 4---organised by the Hong Kong Alliance In Support Of Patriotic Democratic Movements Of China--香港市民支援愛國民主運動聯 會(支聯會)主辦--講 :麥... |
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Hong Kong: Vindication of June 4 in Question » Global Voices 2009 is the 20th anniversary of June 4 Tiananmen Massacre. If there were reincarnation, people who had been killed then would be twenty years old this year. Some of them would probably become university students, who are usually regarded as conscience of... |
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Hong Kong and China: June 4, 18 Years Later » Global Voices For 18 years, Hong Kong people have been insisting to join the candle night vigil in Victoria Park in memory of June 4 Massacre in 1989. This year, probably more people would come out to rescue the history. The controversy lies in the commentary of Ma... |
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Hong Kong: 100 Blog Posts on June 4 » Global Voices Sidekick puts together 100 blog posts for commemorating the 19 year anniversary of June 4 Massacre [zh]. |
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Hong Kong: Donald Tsang, please die! » Global Voices Last week, the public was outraged by the Chief Executive Donald Tsang's remark on June 4 Incident in the Legislative Council's policy address in May 13. When asked about his personal view on the vindication of June 4 student movement, he... |
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Hong Kong: Say No to CCTVB » Global Voices On 4th of June, there were more than 150,000 Hong Kong citizens gathered in and around the Victoria Park to commemorate the 20 anniversary of the 1989 Tiananmen massacre. The number of attendees has broken the record since 1990, telling the world that... |
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