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Dear New York Times Readers,
We are a group of concerned citizens whohave beenwere among the two million protestersmarching on thewho filled the streets of Hong Kong. This is our sincerequestplea for your help to defend our autonomy and freedoms. Here is why you should care.
China has been relentlesslyextendingimposing their flawed authoritarian ruleintoon Hong Kong since 1997. A recent example is theHKSARHong Kong Government’s proposed "Extradition Bill" that would allow the extradition of alleged “fugitives” from Hong Kong to China, a country that is notorious for itsdisrespectdisregard for the rule of law, and whose judicial system has a conviction rate of 99.9%.
Businessmen, journalists, tourists of all nations, and even ordinaryHong Kongerscitizens could be subject to arrests and sent to China for trials of alleged crimes and fabricated accusations. This will have a devastating impact on Hong Kong where global businesses reside, on the freedom of speech and religion, and on human rights – universal rights that each and every single one of usshould enjoyis entitled to.
ThisThat is why two million of us took to the streets defiantly, even after unjustifiable violent suppressionfromby the policeonagainst peaceful and unarmed protestors who are then stigmatized by the government as “rioters”. Police acted brutally by beating protestors young and old withusingbatons and firing 150 tear gas canisters at large crowds, by aiming rubber bullets and bean bag rounds at our heads. But we are determined to defendhumanour last bits of inherent rights andourautonomy.
Withdrawal of the Extradition Bill should only be the beginning. Werequestdemand the unconditional release of all the arrested, the retracting of the “riot” designation of June 12 incident, and the conducting of an independentcommission ofinquiryto lookinto police brutality.ButMost importantly, we demand universal suffrage which allows Hong Kongers to choose our own leaders and make them accountable for their actions. Please join Hong Kong indefendingupholding liberty and human rights against authoritarianism.
In view of the upcoming G20 Summit and the meeting between Presidents Trump and Xi, we implore you todeliveraddress our concerns and demands to your governments. We urge you to stand with us in preserving Hong Kong’s freedom and autonomy against China’s oppression.
Thank you.
Yours truly,
Hong Kongers