Revoke HKETO status 撤消香港經貿辦地位

Petition e-5137 聯署

https://www.ourcommons.ca/petitions/en/Petition/Details?Petition=e-5137

Petition will close on Nov 10, 2024. Please sign it as soon as you can. There is no age restrictions to sign as long as you are a Canadian citizen or resident, i.e. PR, study permit, work permit or refugee claimant. Online petition needs your name, phone, postal code and valid email address. Upon receiving the confirmation email, click the link in the message to make your signature valid. Paper petition requires your physical signature and an unidentifiable address in Canada (street name, city, province and postal code). Provided personal information is for verification by the Federal Government and will never be released.

聯署於2024年11月10日截止,請大家盡快簽名。只要你是加拿大公民或居民(即移民、學生簽証、工作簽証、難民申請人)即可簽署,並無年齡限制。網上聯署必須提供姓名、電話、郵區號碼及有效電郵地址,收到確認電郵按下連結才能讓簽署生效。紙本聯署只接受實體簽署並填上無識別的加拿大住址(只需街名、城市、省份及郵區號碼)。提交的個人資料由聯邦政府作出核實,絕不公開。

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Canadian Premiere “Rather Be Ashes Than Dust” 《寜化飛灰》加拿大首影

The documentary Rather Be Ashes Than Dust comes to Toronto for its Canadian premiere at the end of September for two screenings. First screening will be held at OCAD University on Sep 28 and second screening at University of Toronto Scarborough Campus on Sep 29. Director Alan Lau will meet the audience for Q&A after each screening. Tickets and details are at Eventbrite.

紀錄片《寧化飛灰》加拿大首影在多倫多放映兩場,第一場於9月28日在安省藝術及設計大學 (OCAD University) 舉行,第二場於9月29日在多倫多大學士嘉堡校園舉行。劉健倫導演更會專程由英國前來多倫多,在放映完畢後與觀眾交流對談。詳情及購票請往 Eventbrite 綱站。

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紀念劉曉波獄中辭世七年 • 籲各界助黎智英保外就醫

7月13日是劉曉波逝世七周年紀念日,「多倫多支持中國民運會」兩位共同主席專程到渥太華位於「國際特赦」總部的《劉曉波空座椅紀念碑》前獻花,悼念這位至死為推動中國民主而奮鬥的諾貝爾和平獎得主。劉在獄中染病去世,令人聯想到年屆76高齡的前《蘋果日報》創辦人黎智英先生的境況。民運會擬發動一人一信運動,籲各人遊說居住地所屬政府用外交途徑推動黎智英保外就醫。

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Outrageous and shameful arrests under the new Security Law is an intimidating tactic to suppress peaceful commemoration of Tiananmen Massacre

悼念六四何罪之有?可恥檢控圖阻嚇巿民紀念屠城真相

Media Release

Toronto / Vancouver / Calgary
Wednesday May 29, 2024

On May 28, 2024, Hong Kong police arrested six people, including activist Chow Hung-tung and her mother, for “exploiting an upcoming sensitive date” to “incite hatred against the central government and the Hong Kong government.” Their crime? Posting on Facebook page of remembrance of Tiananmen crackdown on June 4, 1989.

Toronto Association for Democracy in China [TADC], Vancouver Society in Support of Democratic Movement [VSSDM] and Movement for Democracy in China (Calgary) [MDCC] jointly condemn this outrageous and shameful act.

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Power & Politics

“The emphasis was on the word ‘foreign’ … (but) many of these bad actors may not be foreigners. They’re Canadians; they may be native born Canadians. It doesn’t matter whether you’re immigrant or not,” said Cheuk Kwan, TADC co-chair, on the Foreign Influence Transparency legislation.

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