編者：陳妍茵
2019-09-05（妍茵小閣）
English speakers, Welcome to Hong Kong Chronicles!
This is a website dedicated to expose people supporting tyranny and dictatorship in Hong Kong, ranging from police officers, company officials and mainland Chinese people. We also make chronological recordings of Hong Kong Police's brutality towards HongKongers. However, we put less emphasis on this topic recently due to countless passionate teams working in this direction.
This website primarily serves content written in Cantonese. Most of the content, especially Personal Profiles, were written in Cantonese. However, we are slowly adding English content due to popular requests. In the current version of website, all English-ready articles will be categorized under the keyword "English". You may access the list of articles by this link: https://hkchronicles.com/keywords/english . We are also considering to convert some of our articles into vernacular Chinese (based in Mandarin) to facilitate reading by Taiwanese and online Chinese to English translators.
We also offer an English interface for you. Click 選項 on the top navigation bar and choose English to browse our website in English. You may also click on this link to switch to the English interface: https://hkchronicles.com/lang/en
最後更新：2019-09-23
濫權紀錄
In Sham Shui Po, Kowloon, Hong Kong Police intentionally shot water cannon at group of reporters for twice without any prior warning when there was no protester around.
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To protest against the “Anti-mask Law” under serious consideration by the HK Government, protesters gathered at Taikoo, Hong Kong Island on Oct 3. HK police fired pepper spray and knocked down a lady wearing kimono standing alone on the street and did not perform any violence action.
濫權紀錄
On October 7, despite the security guards of MOS Town at Ma On Shan, New Territories, tried to dissuade the police from entering the private property without search warrant, the riot police entered into the mall by force and caught at least one citizen.Remark – relevant 5 security guards of MOS Town were charged “obstruct a police officer in the execution of his duty” by Shatin district, Hong Kong Police, on October 9, two days after the incident.