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Spotify, Apple Music Reportedly Removing ‘Glory to Hong Kong’ Anthem In All Territories Worldwide Hongkong

Spotify, Apple Music Reportedly Removing ‘Glory to Hong Kong’ Anthem In All Territories Worldwide

A US-based Spotify result for ‘Glory to Hong Kong’ (Photo: Digital Music News) The 2019 anthem of the Hong Kong protests, “Glory to Hong Kong” is being reportedly being removed from Spotify and Apple Music across the globe. “Distribution companies in the U.K., United States, and Canada are kneeling down…
bubmag
August 24, 2024
Most damage caused in 2019 Hong Kong protests repaired; protective fencing also removed from some bridges after review by authorities Hongkong

Most damage caused in 2019 Hong Kong protests repaired; protective fencing also removed from some bridges after review by authorities

Most damage caused in 2019 Hong Kong protests repaired; protective fencing also removed from some bridges after review by authorities Hong Kong has repaired most of the public amenities vandalised during the 2019 anti-government protests and also removed temporary fencing on six bridges after a review. Acting secretary for transport…
bubmag
April 24, 2024
Hong Kong protests: thwarted plotters planned to use 2 bombs with 10kg in explosives to target police, court hears Hongkong

Hong Kong protests: thwarted plotters planned to use 2 bombs with 10kg in explosives to target police, court hears

Hong Kong protests: thwarted plotters planned to use 2 bombs with 10kg in explosives to target police, court hears A thwarted bomb plot targeting Hong Kong police and civilians would have used two devices containing a total of 10kg (22lbs) of explosives, with the second producing a blast radius of…
bubmag
April 23, 2024
Teacher sacked over Facebook comments made during 2019 Hong Kong protests granted judicial review Hongkong

Teacher sacked over Facebook comments made during 2019 Hong Kong protests granted judicial review

Teacher sacked over Facebook comments made during 2019 Hong Kong protests granted judicial review A Hong Kong teacher sacked over “highly improper” comments made during the 2019 anti-government protests has been granted a judicial review after her lawyers argued her freedom of expression had been excessively restricted. The High Court…
bubmag
October 12, 2023
Hong Kong protests: internet radio host ‘Giggs’ gets 32 months in jail for inciting revolt against Beijing, local government and laundering more than HK$10 million Hongkong

Hong Kong protests: internet radio host ‘Giggs’ gets 32 months in jail for inciting revolt against Beijing, local government and laundering more than HK$10 million

Edmund Wan, 54, admits violating sedition law by advocating city’s independence and resistance against local and state authorities in 39 episodes of two online shows Money he handled believed to be from crowdfunding campaign, through which young protesters would be subsidised to leave Hong Kong and study in Taiwan Read…
bubmag
October 7, 2022