Can you pray for Hong Kong?

[hkwh2019]

Which is happened recently

 

[RichardY]

@hkwh2019
The UK is trying to leave a union. And Hong Kong is trying to avoid joining one(an economic union).

I think it great how people can buy products from Hong Kong, really cheap off eBay. Things like HDMI cables that you could buy for 99 pence online, and ship from half way around the world. I've seen for £14 in a high street retailer!

That baby formula scandal in China, was horrifying, essential putting poison in the milk to bulk out the "product".

Mark of the Beast stuff, Revelation 13:17. Not being allowed to buy or sell, with the social credit score system.

Reading on Wikipedia, The Sino-British Joint Declaration was supposed to turn Hong Kong, socialist(Hive society) by 2047. I heard from a Vietnamese tour guide in Vietnam, that gov Chinese businessmen had a reputation for stabbing them in the back.

 

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Hong Kong extradition bill: Organizers claim 2 million march as protesters demand leader's resignation
Hong Kong extradition bill: Protesters demand Carrie Lam's resignation as organizers claim 2 million march - CNN

An estimated 2 million people who have flowed into Hong Kong’s streets since June 9 to protest a proposed law that would let China easily transfer individuals in the city to the mainland if they are suspected of breaking Chinese law.

The Chinese government promised that for 50 years, Hong Kong would be given a “high degree of autonomy.” This included a guarantee that Hong Kong could maintain its judicial system’s rule of law established by the British.

On its official website, the city’s government emphasizes: “The rule of law is one of Hong Kong’s greatest strengths. It is the cornerstone of Hong Kong’s success. … Everyone in Hong Kong is equal before the law.”
The Rule of Law
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The judicial system of mainland China is radically different. Leaders of the Chinese Communist Party are above the law.

They weaponize the judicial system to punish enemies and to tighten their grip on power. Communist Party authorities routinely detain human rights lawyers, secretly arrest individuals who are critical of the party, and use torture to extract confessions.
China's Crackdown On Human Rights Lawyers
Singer disappears as China tightens grip ahead of Tiananmen anniversary

The conviction rate for Chinese courts is an astounding 99.9 percent, often with executions carried out just 72 hours after a verdict is rendered. China executes more prisoners than the rest of the world combined.
China’s criminal justice system remains deeply flawed
China tops 2016 global executions, U.S. sees lowest number in decades - Reuters
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Fear of being subjected to this corrupt Chinese system has mobilized huge numbers of protesters in Hong Kong. They scored a notable victory on June 15 when the territory’s chief executive, Carrie Lam, announced the suspension of plans to enact the extradition law.
Hong Kong protests: Hundreds of thousands join third huge demonstration in a week - CNN

But a suspension is not a withdrawal. And the protesters fear that the move is designed to reduce the momentum of the protest so that the Communist Party can get the law passed quickly later. So they have continued to protest.