One of the latest aspects of Hong Kong’s last aspects is undone

China’s Chinese character in the League of Democrats, the Chinese character is written with the court acceptance slip.

Party members talk to a microphone connected to a loudspeaker. They are in front of a banner that reads “ashes rather than ashes” than ashes. It was created about 20 years ago, the party is known as the last protest group in Hong Kong.

“The red lines are everywhere,” Chan Po Ying, the President of the party, tells BBC.

“Because we have a great pressure to take the disfrains”.

He added that everything in Hong Kong has been politised, and there was no reason to work in a more specific attitude.

The party this year is the third main opposition party in Hong Kong this year. The group known for street protests said he decided to prevent “careful deliberation” and avoid “conclusions” for its members.

A record forecast comes before the fifth anniversary of the national security law established by Beijing. The party said he could not work on the closure time, but he said it is “intense pressure”.

“During these 19 years, we have suffered the difficulties of internal litigation and the imprisonment of our leadership, in addition to the witness of civil society, vocal voices, the power of the red line,” he said in a statement.

The authorities said the National Security Law was necessary after violent violent protests in 2019 to recover the order. But since five years, critics say they have used political opposition.

In June, a Chinese officer claimed that he hindered the enemy forces in the city.

“We must clearly see that China and Hong Kong Chaos items are still compassionate and are renewing various shapes of smooth resistance,” Xia Baolong said in a conference.

The national security law criminalizes charges such as the subject. In 2024 Hong Kong surpassed the national security law 23. Crimes crimes such as article, sedition and betrayal. Today, most political opposition in Hong Kong escaped or arrested.

“I think it’s no longer safe to make a political party. I think political rights go completely completely at Hong Kong,” said Dickson Chauk Vice-president.

On June 12, three members of Magistrates were fined to hang banner in a street cabin while they do not collect money from the citizen.

Critics say that the opposition teams face political harassment. Chau says that the party’s bank accounts were closed in 2023. In the last five years, members of the six festivities have been imprisoned.

“Place without meaningful political parties, then, will sooner or later forget how they will meet collectively and may have voices,” Chauk said.

“If I don’t do anything why here here in Hong Kong?”.

He also said politically active, that he could still be afraid to find and pressure a police target to leave the authorities.

“The future is very difficult for the citizen. If you want to be very difficult for your right to be very difficult for politicians or not only for politicians, ordinary people,” Chauk said.

“The dilemma I didn’t expect to be in Hong Kong is for being activist,” he added.