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An app launced by HKGov to record citizens’ visits during the pandemic.
8. DNA collection: In 2017, the Chinese government began to create a data vault by collecting personal data of Uyghurs from facial recognitions, voice recognitions, DNA samples. Hong Kong government, is ventriloquizing similar strategies. The HKGov attempted to install smart lamp posts for facial recognition collection but protesters destroyed them. Recently HKGov launched compulsory Covid-19 testing to collect citizens’ DNA samples across the city.

Hong Kong tried to test drive smart lamps in Hong Kong but the lamps were torn down by protesters
9. Technology: Leon Technology, a mainland Chinese company, built complete surveillance systems with facial structure and technology in Xinjiang. In a meeting with their executive, CBS undercover Li exposed what the CCP has been doing to the Uyghur community. By using facial recognition cameras on every street, the regime records faces, appearance and behaviours. These cameras are made by Hikvision, a company blacklisted by US government for their human right violations. These cameras are used to create data banks against the Uyghurs. Computers will assess the faces and categorize whether their behaviors are normal, common and dangerous. The government will also use the Integrated Joint Computer Platform System to determine who is dangerous and needs to be removed from society. Anyone deems suspicious will be detained and sent to the detention camps. Most likely without trials. This is called “anti terrorism implementation”. Anything that is used to fight against “terrorism” and for security measures in China is always first tested, used and perfected in Xinjiang.

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China uses technology to crack down on freedom of privacy and human rights, and to control people. International scholars are concerned because they are seeing a new form of governance, which is controlled through advanced, predictive, algorithmic surveillance. This is an alarming threat to human rights freedom of democracy around the world.
“This type of surveillance is being exported, implemented or tested in other cities such as Hong Kong. That’s why some of the more radical protesters broke new traffic lights or smart lamps installed by the HKGov on the streets of Hong Kong.”
Another company, which is also an accomplice to cultural genocide and human rights violation is Hauwei. The world’s largest telecommunication firm, which was recently under fire for their plan to build 5G networks overseas in order to steal government top secrets for China. Huawei is classified as a state threat to national security in the US. Huawei is proved to be in direct relation to the human rights violation happening in Xinjiang.

10. Police State: Xinjiang police are everywhere. They regularly stop Uyghur on the streets to check and search for maliciousness. If anyone refuses to show their identities, they will immediately be detained. The police don’t need a reason or protocol.

Like Xinjiang, Hong Kong Police Force are the biggest bullies to unarmed citizens. They have the power to arrest anyone they consider “suspicious” in the city, or whoever opposes the government in a protest. Citizens can be sent to jail without bail. Judicial system is being eroded by the second. Department of Justice in Hong Kong is no longer about justice or fair trials, but more about political imprisonment to teach other citizens a lesson. Pro-Beijing judges are being placed, praised and promoted; judges who seem to have let protesters “off too easily” are either being transferred or “retired”.
A trial’s success in Hong Kong these days is about whose side you are on: An attacker who stabbed protesters is considered a hero, because he is pro-Beijing and government; students who carried a laser pen or bus driver with a screw driver are deemed dangerous to the society and the city. A cab driver who drove his taxi into a crowd and took away a young girl’s legs walked free. A traffic warden is not guilty when he fired his gun right at a teenager’s chest at close range with no warning, while the teenager has been charged for rioting. Raping a 25-year-old using date rape drugs has no consequences, because “the rape is just a claim” when you are police officer. Policemen who harrasssed a helpless pregnant woman and pushed her onto the ground, refused her medical treatment are just doing their duties.
The list goes on.

HKGov further proves its china-fying Hong Kong with the recent mass arrest of 53 democratic politicians, lawmakers, activists, scholars and a human right lawyer, who were involved and participated in the primaries election back in 2020.
The reason? In suspicion of inciting subversion of state power under the National Security Law. How fragile does a country have to be for it to be threatened by an internal election?
By now, you should agree Hong Kongers’ fears are completely justifiable. In fact, people should worry. Who wants to be a prisoner in their own home?
First they come for the opposition with threats in attempt to silence. If nothing works, they frame you, throw you in jail. Or worse, send you to China where you will never see your loved ones or day of light ever again.
Isn’t it time for the free world to stand against China, the abuser, the bully and hold it accountable for its vile attempts on cultural genocide and human right violations? Or would you rather simply sit by and watch our once-beloved city burn into ashes?
Do the right thing, world.
George Lam, Becky Chan of The Yellow Journalism
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