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19 Apr 2023光傳媒#6331

April Rallies and Assemblies Face Tougher Conditions: All 24 Cases Include National Security Clauses, Nearly 30% Require Participants to Wear Identifiers

4月遊行集會加辣 24宗全部有國安條款 近3成要求參與者佩戴標記

《光傳媒》reviewed the letters of no objection issued by police since March and found that conditions for public assemblies and marches have been repeatedly tightened. Nearly 80% of marches and assemblies in March included national security clauses. As of 16 April, all 24 cases included such clauses, with nearly 30% requiring participants to ensure they wore identifiers, including badges, ribbons or stickers. Rick Wai Kwok Wong, a former assistant professor in the Department of Government and International Relations at Hong Kong Baptist University, expects future marches seeking to advance rights and interests to face considerable obstacles, with their influence and attendance no longer what they once were.

《光傳媒》翻查警方3月起發出的不反對通知書,發現公眾集會遊行的條款不斷「加辣」,3月近8成遊行集會添加國安條款。而4月截至16日為止,全部有國安條款,當中近3成遊行集會須確保參加者佩戴標記,包括襟章、絲帶或貼紙等。前香港浸會大學政治及國際關係學系助理教授黃偉國預計,未來舉辦爭取權益的遊行阻力重重,影響力和參加人數不復從前。

2 Apr 2023獨媒#6246

Marchers Required to Wear Neck Tags Compared with “Dog Leashes”; Chris Tang Accuses Critics of Inciting Hatred and Threatening National Security

掛頸牌遊行被指「狗繩」 鄧炳強批有人挑動仇恨、危害國安

On the 26th of last month, residents of Tseung Kwan O marched against reclamation in the district. Police required participants to wear neck tags and proceed within cordoned-off areas. The march organiser later criticised the requirements as insulting, comparing them with measures such as making Jews wear armbands. Speaking after attending an event today, Secretary for Security Chris Tang said the arrangements were routine and intended to ensure that the march would not be “hijacked”. He also accused those who described the neck tags as “labelling Jews” and “dog leashes” of deliberately smearing the government, inciting hatred and endangering national security.

上月26日將軍澳居民遊行反對區內填海,參加者被警方要求佩戴頸牌及在封鎖線內前行,遊行申請人其後批要求具侮辱性,如「猶太人戴臂章」。保安局局長鄧炳強今日出席一個活動後回應,稱有關安排是慣常做法,為確保遊行不會被「騎劫」,又批評形容掛頸牌是「標籤猶太人」和「狗繩」的人是刻意抹黑政府、挑動仇恨,及危害國家安全。

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