Title: Voice of despair Hong Kong citizens / The Majority has been forced Silent
Dear Consul,
Hong Kong, once a freest economy in the world is now facing a brutal suppress on the freedom of speech, political right and even right to life.
Most of the media (both paper and online) in Hong Kong is owned or controlled by China background individuals or companies, the media are no longer a reliable source to understand the current situation of Hong Kong people and government. On 9th of June, million people protest to against the Hong Kong-China extradition bill due to the ignorance of Hong Kong government, and on 12th of June the police reply to protesting citizen with tear gas and rubber bullets on behalf of the Hong Kong government. As a result, 2 million people has to stand up and voice out on 16th of June which the government only pause the process of the bill but NOT withdraw.
There are couple protesters arrested in the hospital while they needed medical attention and even one was arrested by the police while he is being pull out from the ambulance. It is clear those actions are violation of Geneva Conventions and Medical Privacy. And The Independent Police Complaints Council (IPCC) in Hong Kong can only observe, monitor and review the handling and investigation of reportable complaints against the Police and NO actual prosecution could be done. That makes Hong Kong police has no consequence on violating or even breaking the law when they are on duty.
All these non-senses happened because Hong Kong people have no right to choose the Chief Executive and most of the government officials are hand picked by Chinese government. Even we can vote District Council and Legislative Council members, they can be disqualified easily by the government which makes both councils cannot truly represent Hong Kong people.
We are here to urge your leader to speak up for Hong Kong on G20 to protect the right and safety of Hong Kong people and your citizens who live here.
Thank you for your time and attention!
A Group of despair Hong Kong people