[just in] Chairperson of the Central & Western District Council, CHENG Lai-king of @HKDemocrats, was arrested tonight. pic.twitter.com/xF9TMQsd0w

— Democratic Party 民主黨 (@HKDemocrats) March 25, 2020

#TedHui in support for Cheng Lai King
Hong Kong police today arrest yet another district council #democrat chair, Cheng, this time apparently for “INTENT TO INCITE”#Hongkongpolicestate
3 council heads been arrested since our district election landslide #AppleDaily pic.twitter.com/VWybxU4xCt

— Claudia Mo 毛孟靜 (@ClaudiaMCMo) March 26, 2020

#HongKong Many have warned Crimes Ordinance S9 – "Sedition" could be used by HK Govt to abuse human rights & it contradicts Basic Law Article 27 – Freedom of Speech

In essence, it is possible to be jailed for cursing #CarrieLam or #HongKongPolice

There's no going back. #HKHRDA https://t.co/Y6gFrg1Qtc pic.twitter.com/qgfMdoHTRC

— W. B. Yeats (@WBYeats1865) March 26, 2020

Public broadcaster RTHK has faced increasing pressure from pro-Beijing politicians. Its director, Leung Ka-wing, was summoned by several CPPCC National Committee members, forcing him to cancel two shows, HK Connection and Headliner. #HongKongProtestshttps://t.co/QPraAkrzWs

— Ezra Cheung (@ezracheungtoto) March 26, 2020

香港還有法治嗎？#DontTrustChina #HKPoliceTerrorists #SOSHK #HongKongIsNotChina pic.twitter.com/pDkzpgI1eJ

— Nana L (@nanalai) March 27, 2020