*[Enwl-eng] Petition the U.S. Government to support freedom and democracy activists arrested in Hong Kong

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Petition the U.S. Government to support freedom and democracy activists 
arrested in Hong Kong





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                        Petition the U.S. Government to support freedom and 
democracy activists arrested in Hong Kong

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                        We Hold These Truths
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                        For the past year, the people of Hong Kong took to 
the streets to express their desire to remain an autonomous, self-governed 
city and demand that Beijing respect the "one country, two systems" style of 
governance. Since the outbreak of COVID-19, people have been off the streets 
to halt the spread of the virus, but it also halted the people's efforts.

                        On April 19, Hong Kong authorities arrested 15 
prodemocracy leaders/activists. Among them was Figo Chan, who received the 
Halifax Forum's John S. McCain Prize for Leadership in Public Service on 
behalf of the People of Hong Kong. On May 18, Figo and the 14 others will 
appear in court. The Chinese government has increased its rhetoric against 
the protesters, calling them "a political virus". Figo and the millions of 
people who have protested for freedom, need the support of people around the 
world. Show your support.










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Subject: Petition the U.S. Government to support freedom and democracy 
activists arrested in Hong Kong

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