[liberationtech] What could we at Liberationtech do to help pro-democracy HK activists protest China's new security law?

[Robert Mathews (OSIA)]

On 5/27/20 5:31 PM, Yosem Companys wrote:
> Agreed, though that appears to be
> changing: https://www.theatlantic.com/international/archive/2020/01/hong-kong-protests-politics-district-council/605275/
> <https://links94.mixmaxusercontent.com/5e196044087550002eab97f3/l/AsxrqJaNF2iS3joYi?messageId=iGxi0fQWyMS4PIYy7&rn=ISKBl0UPhCIzdXZoRXYNBCdyVmYvJlI&re=ISdkVmLplWY3FGaAN3dlhGdh1mI&sc=false>.
>

Thank you, for sharing this link.

It is my sense that this reporting from 'The Atlantic' is not congruent
with the embedded 'alter-force' in Hong Kong.   It must not be ignored,
or forgotten, that the HK Chief Executive, and the Principal Officials
in the SAR are representatives of interests beyond HK.

--
/Dr. Robert Mathews, D.Phil.
Principal Technologist &
//Distinguished Senior Research Scholar//
//Office of Scientific Inquiry & Applications (OSIA)//
//University of Hawai'i/
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