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4 Jun 2025Yahoo#6862

36th Anniversary of June 4|Man Taken into Police Vehicle with “Hong Kong” on Earphones and “Hong Kong People, Keep It Up” Displayed on Pet Dog; Officer Shines Torch at Reporter’s Camera

六四36周年|耳機貼「香港」、愛犬展示「香港人加油」 男子被帶上警車 警員以電筒照記者鏡頭

Today (4 June) marks the 36th anniversary of the “June 4 Incident”. A hometown market is being held at Victoria Park’s football pitch for the third consecutive year. Large numbers of police officers are stationed around Victoria Park in Causeway Bay, with members of the public repeatedly stopped, searched and taken away by police. A man appeared outside Fashion Walk with his pet dog. The man was dressed in black and had the word “Hong Kong” stuck onto his earphones. A yellow ribbon was also hung on the dog, with the words “Hong Kong People, Keep It Up” and “Persist” displayed on its collar. Several plain-clothes police officers immediately stepped forward to search him, and ultimately took him and his dog into a police vehicle.

今(4 日)是「六四事件」36 周年,維園足球場連續第三年舉行家鄉市集,銅鑼灣維園一帶有大批警力駐守,不斷有市民被警方截停搜查和帶走。 一名男子帶着愛犬現身名店坊門外,男子身穿黑衣,耳機上貼有「香港」字眼,而愛犬身上亦掛有黃絲帶,在頸圈上展示「香港人加油、堅持」等字眼。多名便衣警員隨即上前搜身,最終將他和愛犬帶上警車。

4 Jun 2025獨媒#6863

[June 4 36] US Consulate General and EU Office in Hong Kong and Macao Place Candlelight at Windows to Commemorate

【六四36】美國駐港澳總領事館、歐盟駐港澳辦事處窗邊擺燭光悼念

Today marks the 36th anniversary of June 4, 1989, and the second June 4 since the passage of the Safeguarding National Security Ordinance. As in previous years, the US Consulate General in Hong Kong and Macao and the EU Office in Hong Kong and Macao separately placed electronic candles by their windows at dusk to commemorate the June 4 incident.

今日是「八九六四」36周年,並且是通過《維護國家安全條例》後的第二個六四。美國駐港澳總領事館、歐盟駐港澳辦事處一如既往,在黃昏時候分別在窗邊擺放電子蠟燭,悼念六四事件。

4 Jun 2025集誌社#6865

June 4, 36 | Tung Heung Wui continues selling $6.4 candles; As OneKong Wai Chu: Mourning must be public, police stop and search passers-by downstairs

六四 36|同香會續售 $6.4 蠟燭 如一朱江瑋:悼念要公開 警樓下截查途人

Today marks the 36th anniversary of June 4. The Collective Newsroom reported yesterday that, on the eve of June 4, various law-enforcement departments, including the Fire Services Department and Customs, visited “yellow shops” to conduct “inspections” and “enforcement actions”. Among them, the small incense-selling stall of former district councillor Kim Kam Chan was targeted by Customs in an undercover operation, with goods seized over an alleged violation. The operation continued until nearly midnight. How will several small shops spend today?

今日是六四 36 周年,《集誌社》昨報道六四前夕,不同執法部門如消防處、海關等,到黃店「巡查」「執法」;其中前區議員陳劍琴的賣香小檔,被海關放蛇指涉違例檢走貨物,行動直至近午夜。幾間小店,今日如何過?

4 Jun 2025集誌社#6867

June 4 36|Armoured vehicles enter Causeway Bay; intensive searches “send away” commemorators, police arrest two and detain ten

六四36| 裝甲車入銅鑼灣 密集搜查「送」走悼念者 警拘兩人扣查十人

The placard-holding Uncle Ng, a person forcibly taken away, the person with palms together Lui Yuk Lin, a man holding a candle, a girl carrying white flowers, and a man who tussled with police were all taken away. On the 36th anniversary of June 4, armoured vehicles and large numbers of police deployed in Causeway Bay, using methods including forcibly “sending away” and taking people back to police stations to ensure suspected commemorators had “no way to stay”. By 11:30 p.m. on June 4, police had arrested two people and detained ten, the youngest aged 15.

舉牌吳伯,被強行送走、合十女長毛,遭帶上警車、亮燭光男子、持白花女生、與警推撞男,都被帶走。六四 36 周年,裝甲車和大量警力進駐銅鑼灣,以強行「送走」、帶返警署等方式,令疑似悼念者「無得留低」。至六四晚上 11 時半,警方拘捕了兩人、扣查十人,最細 15 歲。

3 Jun 2025集誌社#6855

June 4, 36 Years On | Missing June 4 Landmarks: Goddess of Democracy and June 4 Relief Unaccounted For, Pillar of Shame Held as Evidence

六四 36|消失的六四地標 民主女神像、六四浮雕下落不明 國殤之柱成證物

At the end of 2021, several universities in Hong Kong suddenly removed June 4 landmarks from their campuses, including the Goddess of Democracy, the Pillar of Shame and a June 4 relief. The Pillar of Shame was taken to the University of Hong Kong’s Kadoorie Centre in Yuen Long and was seized by the National Security Department the year before last as evidence in a case of inciting subversion of state power. Lingnan University previously said that the June 4 relief had been properly stored, but did not disclose its location. The Goddess of Democracy remains unaccounted for. The Chinese University of Hong Kong previously said it had instructed legal advisers to determine the next steps concerning its removal with the statue’s owner, Chen Weiming. Three and a half years on, what has become of the landmarks? Chen Weiming, the artist who created the Goddess of Democracy and the June 4 relief, said he had discussed arrangements for returning the works with the Chinese University and Lingnan University through legal representatives at the time. He agreed to the universities’ conditions, including assuming the risks and costs of transport, not pursuing the matter in future and signing a confidentiality agreement. However, after he asked the universities about the specific transport arrangements, they stopped responding, and the matter came to nothing. The Collective, a Hong Kong media outlet, asked the Chinese University and Lingnan University about the works’ current whereabouts. The Chinese University said it had “no further information to add regarding the incident”, while Lingnan University said, “The university handles items strictly in accordance with Hong Kong law and has no other comment.” Jens Galschiøt, the creator of the Pillar of Shame, said he was considering suing the Hong Kong government.

2021 年末,本港多間大學突然移走校內的六四地標,包括民主女神像、國殤之柱、六四浮雕。其中國殤之柱被運往元朗港大嘉道理中心,前年被國安處檢走為煽動顛覆國家政權案的證物;至於六四浮雕,嶺大曾稱妥為儲存,但未透露地點;民主女神像則至今下落不明,中大曾稱已委託法律顧問,與雕像擁有者陳維明確定移走的後續步驟。 三年半過去,這些地標去向如何?創作民主女神像和六四浮雕的藝術家陳維明表示,當年曾透過法律代表,與中大和嶺大商討作品歸還的安排,並同意校方的條件,包括願意承擔運送的風險和費用、日後不作追究、簽署保密協議等,但當他向校方查詢具體運送安排,校方便再也沒有回覆,事件不了了之。《集誌社》向中大和嶺大查詢作品現時去向,中大指「對相關事件沒有進一步補充」,嶺大則稱「大學嚴格按照香港法律處理物品,並無其他評論」;至於國殤之柱創作者高志活則稱正考慮控告港府。

3 Jun 2025獨媒#6856

【June 4 36】Those stopped outside Victoria Park last year receive police calls asking about this year’s plans

【六四36】去年維園外被截查者收警方電話 詢問今年行程

The June 4 vigil in Victoria Park has not taken place in recent years, but some members of the public still go to the area on the day wearing black and lighting candles. Police remain on high alert; last year, several people were stopped, questioned and had their personal details recorded in Causeway Bay on June 4. One person who was stopped last year told InMedia that they received a call from police last week asking about their plans for June 4 this year. Dickson Chau, vice-chairman of the League of Social Democrats, also told InMedia that he had recently received “concern from the powerful departments”: “It seems [the department] is somewhat nervous about whether anyone will take to the streets on June 4.”

維園六四晚會近年不再出現,但仍有市民會於當日到維園一帶穿上黑衣、點起燭光;警方則嚴陣以待,去年有多人在六四當日於銅鑼灣被截查及登記個人資料。有去年被截查者向《獨媒》透露,在上星期收到警方來電,詢問今年6月4日的行程。社民連副主席周嘉發亦向《獨媒》表示,近日他有收到「強力部門的關心」:「睇嚟(部門)對於有冇人喺六四當日上街,都有啲緊張。」

3 Jun 2025集誌社#6857

June 4, 36 | Artist Chan Mei-tung “Escorted” by Police to MTR Station to Leave; Police Stationed in Causeway Bay Checking IDs

六四 36|藝術家陳美彤被警「護送」到港鐵站離開 警銅鑼灣駐守查證件

Today (the 3rd) is the eve of the 36th anniversary of the June 4 Incident. In the afternoon, police officers from the Police Tactical Unit patrolled various locations in Causeway Bay. At around 4pm, artist Chan Mei-tung appeared outside Sogo Department Store, where police searched her. They subsequently “escorted” her to an MTR station and told her to enter the paid area and leave.

今日(3日)是六四事件36周年前夕,下午時份,在銅鑼灣,多處有機動部隊警員巡邏。藝術家陳美彤,約下午四時許,在崇光百貨外出現,被警搜身,及後將她「護送」到港鐵站,要她入閘離開。

3 Jun 2025獨媒#6859

【June 4 36】US8964 owner: Vehicle arranged to leave Hong Kong and will no longer be driven here

【六四36】US8964車主:車輛已安排運離 不會再在香港行走

The owner, Anthony Chiu, told The Initium that his family had been harassed and threatened by unidentified people over the past year. He had earlier held a farewell car gathering with fellow car enthusiasts he knew. The vehicle bearing the relevant number plate has been arranged to leave Hong Kong and will no longer be driven on the city’s roads.

車主招先生向《獨媒》表示,他的家人在過去一年來受到不明人士的滋擾和恐嚇。他早前已與相熟車友為車輛舉行告別車聚,掛上相關車牌的車輛已安排運離香港,不會再在本港的馬路上行走。

3 Jun 2025獨媒#6861

【June 4 36】Hunter Bookstore Auctions June 4 Books and Publications: “Just Merchandise,” Not Worried About Breaking the Law

【六四36】獵人書店拍賣六四書刊:只是商品、不擔心犯法

With June 4 approaching, many bookstores previously sold books and publications on the subject, but such materials have become increasingly hard to find in recent years. Independent bookstore Hunter Bookstore in Sham Shui Po has recently auctioned several out-of-print June 4-related books and publications, including Wen Wei Po’s *A Record of the Bloodbath in Beijing*, Ming Pao’s special publication *The Tragic Democracy Movement*, and the Hong Kong Journalists Association’s *I Am a Reporter—Imprints of June 4*. Store manager Wong Man-huen told InMedia that this year the police had neither stationed officers outside as they did last year nor copied down the identity cards of people entering and leaving the store, and that the bookstore had not received any “提示”. Wong said the publications were merely merchandise, and that it was “entirely reasonable” for a bookstore to sell merchandise. She was not worried about breaking the law or facing the risk of arrest.

六四將至,過往不少書店會出售相關題材書刊,但近年買少見少。位於深水埗的獨立書店獵人書店,近日在店內拍賣多本已經絕版的六四書藉及刊物,包括文匯報出版的《血洗京華實錄》、明報特刊《悲壯的民運》、記協出版的《我是記者——六四印記》等。 店長黃文萱向《獨媒》表示,今年警方未有如去年一樣駐守門外及抄下出入人士身份證,亦沒有收到任何「提示」。黃指有關書刊只是商品,書店銷售商品是「十分合理」,不擔心會觸犯法例及有被捕風險。

2 Jun 2025集誌社#6850

June 4: 36|Without freedom for 1,364 days, Chow Hang-tung plans to fast in prison for fourth consecutive year to commemorate June 4

六四 36|失去自由 1364 日 鄒幸彤擬連續第四年獄中絕食悼六四

Chow Hang-tung, the former vice-chairwoman of the Hong Kong Alliance in Support of Patriotic Democratic Movements of China who has been accused of “inciting subversion of state power”, published a blog post on Patreon yesterday (June 1), saying she would continue to fast for 36 hours inside prison on June 4 to commemorate June 4 and “reaffirm our commitment”. She also said she believed everyone would have their own ways of remembering. Having been remanded in custody for 1,364 days, Chow will fast in prison to commemorate June 4 for the fourth consecutive year. In the blog post, Chow also shared her thoughts on the Alliance’s final victory in the case over its refusal to provide information. She said that although the ruling restored justice to those involved, it still fell short of justice because the judgment was “technical” and “lightly let off” the “illegal actions of national security”. She believed the government owed the victims an apology. She reiterated that after learning of the verdict, she shouted in court: “Tell Chris Tang to apologise!” But she said she did not know how long it would take to receive an apology, just as the Tiananmen Mothers had waited 36 years and still had not received one. She stressed that she would pursue the matter to the end.

被指涉「煽動顛覆國家政權」支聯會前副主席鄒幸彤,昨日(6月1日)在 Patreon 發布網誌,指將在 6 月 4 日當年,繼續在牆內絕食 36 小時紀念和「重申我們的承諾」,又指「相信大家也會有各自的方法去銘記」;至今已被還押 1364 日的鄒幸彤,今年是連續第四年在獄中絕食悼念六四。 鄒幸彤網誌亦發表了她就支聯會拒交資料案終極勝訴的感受,指雖還涉事人公道,但仍未達到公義,因判詞「流於技術性」,對「國安的非法行動」「輕輕放過」,認為政府欠受害人一句道歉。她重申當日得悉裁決後,在庭上喊出「叫鄧炳強道歉呀!」,但指不知一句道歉要等多久,就如天安門母親等了 36 年,仍未等到一句道歉,強調會追究到底。

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