Its goal is to “generate a roughly textured collective memory of Hong Kong prior to June 30, 2020,” explains C.E. The two organizers are not revealing their identities out of fear of reprisal by the governments of China and Hong Kong. The contributors come from Canada, the U.S., and within Hong Kong, itself. Loading... Loading... Loading... Loading... Loading... Loading...Others offer commentary on forms of expression in Hong Kong prior to the Security Law that would likely be shut down or not even attempted today. The organizers “certainly don’t speak for Hong Kong or all of its people or for everyone who is of Hong Kong ancestry,” said Gatchalian.

Source: thestar April 10, 2021 10:07 UTC