Published 2 years ago

Hong Kong leader orders removal of June 4 vigil group from Companies Registry

Summary by South China Morning Post

The government says that since the Beijing-imposed national security law prohibits subversion, the alliance can no longer be allowed to operate, even though the group has already voted to disband.

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South China Morning Post

Hong Kong leader orders removal of June 4 vigil group from Companies Registry

The government says that since the Beijing-imposed national security law prohibits subversion, the alliance can no longer be allowed to operate, even though the group has already voted to disband.

2 years ago·Hong Kong

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Hong Kong Free Press

‘Premature, unnecessary’: Tiananmen Massacre activist hits back as Hong Kong gov’t strikes vigil group from Companies Registry

One of the liquidators for the now-disbanded group behind the city’s annual 1989 Tiananmen Massacre vigils has questioned an executive order from Chief Executive Carrie Lam which has struck the group from the companies registry. He called the move “premature and unnecessary.” Lam made the order in consultation with the executive council on Tuesday, striking the Hong Kong Alliance in Support of Patriotic Democratic Movements of China from the cit…

2 years ago·Hong Kong, Hong Kong

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