Today, Hong Kong announced officially banning facial covering at protests and in public effective from Oct 5, 2019. News reported that we won’t be pro...
Today, Hong Kong announced officially banning facial covering at protests and in public effective from Oct 5, 2019. News reported that we won’t be prosecuted if we’re wearing masks for health reasons, however, mask-wearing will now be seen as defying the law, more than ever. Even if we ain’t harassed by the police to remove our masks when ordered, we still face increased tension and potential harm from civilians who associate mask-wearing with anti-government interests. I already had a man confront me about my mask and black T-shirt (for cancer awareness) while waiting in the post office queue in Happy Valley, one of the more peaceful neighbourhoods on HK island. In Spain, I’m constantly being stared at, glared at with weary eyes, that’s only because majority of the public are not aware. So with international news like this causing more people to speculate, I’m quite tempted to make t-shirts stating the reason why immune-compromised people like me NEED a mask for our protection. Protection against people who have the flu but still out spreading their viruses to the public. Protection against those who carry contagious bacteria but don’t know they do. Protection against disease-causing air pollutants because, you know, we’re all tryna make a buck and climate change ain’t a priority for most. Cancer patients fight hard to live, to not die from chemo before dying from cancer... and the thought that our progress, our lives, be jeopardized because governments can’t figure out humane ways of dealing with citizens needs...? It is unfortunate BUT we as the people are better than institutionalization. So, I ask that during these times, we allow opportunities to develop compassion for each other, respond instead of react. Talk about it with your peers, your neighbours, even when provoked by strangers. For me, I will practice not being defensive while maintaining vigilance. I fought too hard to let a cough kill me #facemaskban #facemaskprotection #compromisedImmuneSystem READ UP ON THE STORY BEHIND BANNING FACE MASKS AND THE NEED TO INVOKE AN EMERGENCY LAW
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【當愛國成為生活,你能怎樣把它移除掉?】
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在1994年,江澤民提出要在社會生活各個領域,都挖掘愛國主義教育內容,「從自然風光到物產資源」。於是從那年開始,從紅色旅遊、博物館、電影、電視、流行音樂等各個層面,都填入了愛國主義教育。
而 #汪錚 亦在自己的著作中提及過,愛國主義運動的制度化(Institutionalization),除了教科書,還包括大眾文化、媒體、甚至法定節假日等。不同層面的愛國主義包圍下,印在中國人腦子裏的,構成了他們的一套獨特價值觀。愛國教育成了一部收音機,愛國教條在中國人腦中不停播放著。
問題是,當國家其實在國際上已經很強大的是時候,是不是該從所謂的「愛國者教育」過渡到「世界公民教育」?
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【#香港研究】6月底舉行嘅 #主權移交20年研討會 順利結束後,我哋已陸續將大部分講者嘅PowerPoint放上網,大家有興趣可以下載重溫。今時今日嘅香港,呢啲咁嘅論壇,都唔知仲有冇第二次,有得睇好睇喇。
The "Hong Kong 20 Years after the Handover" Conference was successfully completed in late June, and we have uploaded the PowerPoints of most speakers to our website. Please download the files if you are interested in reading them. In Hong Kong today, we are really not sure whether we could have the chance to organize this kind of conference again.
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方志恒博士 Brian Fong
(一個國家、兩種國族主義)
Dr. Brian Fong
(One Country, Two Nationalisms)
https://goo.gl/eMafrC
葉蔭聰博士 葉蔭聰
(政治非制度化與右翼本土興起)
Dr. Ip Iam-chong
(Political De-institutionalization and the Rise of Right-wing Nativism)
https://goo.gl/VjEjME
賈廷思教授 Danny Gittings
(基本法在法院)
Prof. Danny Gittings
(The Basic Law in the Courts)
https://goo.gl/FtmC1G
李立峯教授 Francis Lee
(傳媒與民意)
Prof. Francis Lee
(Opinion and Media)
https://goo.gl/mqcjLk
趙永佳教授 Stephen Chiu
(香港青年與區域融合)
Prof. Stephen Chiu
(Hong Kong’s Youth and Regional Integration)
https://goo.gl/ut8BJx
方偉晶教授
(中國移民與團體界線)
Prof. Eric Fong
(Migration from China and the Formation of Group Boundaries)
https://goo.gl/3kcpdx
宋恩榮教授
(香港進入國家經濟體系)
Prof. Sung Yun-wing
(Hong Kong Becoming Part of a National Economy)
https://goo.gl/BG2VAx
楊國勇博士
(香港製造業在珠三角)
Dr. Godfrey Yeung
(Hong Kong Manufacturers in the Pearl River Delta)
https://goo.gl/dbtGZx
馬嶽博士 Ngok Ma
(中國因素在香港選舉)
Dr. Ma Ngok
(The China Factor in Hong Kong’s Elections)
https://goo.gl/cyKcxW
陳智傑博士 Chan Chi Kit
(中國因素在香港傳媒)
Dr. Chan Chi Kit
(The China Factor in Hong Kong’s Media)
https://goo.gl/wz7mf9
黃兆年博士@Huang Jaw-Nian Huang
(中國因素在台灣傳媒)
Dr. Huang Jaw-nian
(The China Factor in Taiwan’s Media)
https://goo.gl/ErjGP5
鍾庭耀博士 香港大學民意研究計劃 (The Public Opinion Programme, The University of Hong Kong)
(民意的起與落對比民研的喜與悲)
Dr. Robert Chung
(The Ups and Downs of Pollings and Pollsters)
https://goo.gl/kfNXX4
蘇鑰機教授 Clement So
(過去二十年兩岸三地新聞媒體對「一國兩制」的報道)
Prof. Clement So
(Cross-Strait News Media Coverage of “One Country, Two Systems” in the Past Two Decades)
https://goo.gl/AQG52L