Lands Department says “Release 12 Hong Kong people immediately” banners are illegal; Au Pui-wan slams move as unreasonable and refuses to remove them
地政處指「立即釋放12港人」橫額違法 黃碧雲轟無理表明拒拆除
Democratic Party Legislative Council member Au Pui-wan received a notice from the Kowloon West District Lands Office saying that two banners she put up on Princess Road in Ho Man Tin were illegal and requiring her to remove them within two days. The banners bore the messages “Save 12 HK Youths” and “Resist brainwashing education”, along with her name and the Legislative Council emblem. Au condemned the demand as unreasonable and said she would not remove the banners. She accused the government of making things difficult in every possible way and moving towards an authoritarian regime, saying, “It wants everyone to keep quiet and not be allowed to say things the government does not like to hear.”
民主黨立法會議員黃碧雲接獲九龍西區地政處通知，指其位於何文田公主道的兩幅橫額違法，要求其在兩日內拆除。該兩張橫額印有「立即釋放12港人 Save 12 HK Youths」、「抵抗洗腦教育」和其名字及立法會標記。黃碧雲炮轟不合理，表明不會拆除；斥政府百般勻難和步向專制政權，「要所有人收聲，唔可以講政府唔鍾意聽嘅嘢。」