This year marks the third year anniversary of the anti-extradition movement in Hong Kong. Three years ago, tens of thousands of Hongkongers spontaneously marched on the street, to thwart the Fugitive Offenders Ordinance forcibly pushed by the Hong Kong authorities. The police brutally suppressed the protestors with tear gas and rubber bullets, triggering two-million Hongkongers to march on the streets and protest for more than a month.
Now the people in Hong Kong are muted under the National Security Law, but the commemorative activities are blooming all over the UK. On June 12 local time, thousands of Hongkongers gathered in London Parliament Square to demonstrate that their heart for pursuing democracy and freedom will never die.
