Aljazeera 2017 回顧訪問摘錄
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//.....It's a sentiment former legislative councillor candidate Avery Ng would agree with.
"I have the luxury to make a choice, but for many others, especially the oppressed ones, the grass-roots people who are fighting to put food on the table, they are just fighting to survive."
Ng, 41, is the chairman of the League of Social Democrats, a radical pro-democracy political party. He is currently on bail after being convicted of assault. Last year, he threw a fish sandwich at the then chief executive CY Leung. He missed, and the sandwich struck a police officer.He has several other cases against him stemming from democracy protests.
His take on 2017?
"It was the fastest deterioration of autonomy since the handover period. Over the past 12 months, it was very significant how the Chinese government treated the Hong Kong government.
"We've seen blatant disregard for Hong Kong rule of law. Disregard the joint declaration signed by the British government through a series of events.
"This includes severe and unjust prosecution by the Department of Justice to lock up protesters and student leaders, to more recently how they bypassed the legislative council to pass the cross-border arrangement for the high-speed rail." Ng is referring to what's being seen as the latest blow to Hong Kong's autonomy.
On December 27, Beijing formally approved a controversial plan for mainland officials to enforce national laws in a designated area of a train terminus in Hong Kong. The West Kowloon station of the planned Hong Kong-Shenzhen high-speed rail link will have a facility for mainland officials to process customs and immigration. It will be the first time mainland law enforcement officials will operate on Hong Kong soil.
The Chinese government is systematically stripping away Hong Kong people's political freedom.
NG, CHAIRMAN OF THE LEAGUE OF SOCIAL DEMOCRATS
The Hong Kong bar association released a statement saying it was appalled by the arrangement. Ng says there are so many issues to lament this year, including how almost all the pro-democracy legislative councillors who were voted in directly have been removed. He is also concerned about the latest move to change the rules of procedure in the Legislative Council, Hong Kong's de-facto parliament. It would essentially take away the power of legislators to halt or examine any new laws or directives being implemented.
"The pro-establishment have changed rules for the Legislative Council internal procedure.
"This strips off whatever remaining power we have in monitoring the government. The Chinese government is systematically stripping away Hong Kong people's political freedom.
"Giant steps backwards and I don't see any intention from the Chinese government to redeem itself."
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Monte Carlo's Brazilian powerhouse Rafael Medeiros scored 2 fantastic goals to pave the way to his team's hard fought but totally deserved win over Champions Ka I, in the top of the table match that saw facing-off on round 8 the 2 teams that had so far won all their 7 games in the 2013 campaign. Medeiros opened the score on 19 minutes (his 6th goal of the season), only for Ka I to equalize on 33' from the penalty spot: Macau's National Team Striker Nicholas Torrão stamping his 17th goal! of the 2013 Elite League. Monte Carlo were on the upper hand again when Rafael Medeiros fired a missile from outside the area on 42 minutes, and the teams went for the break Monte Carlo leading by 2 - 1.
As it had happened a week ago against Lam Pak, Ka I managed to make one more comeback and the score was leveled on minute 67, a goal by Nigerian Striker Chris Nwaorou. But it took Monte Carlo only 4 minutes to strike the fatal blow: aptly scored by local boy Paulo Cheang in a day Monte Carlo fielded 8 local players in their starting 11 and Ka I had four home grown players on their starting line up.