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【六九百萬人大遊行兩周年】
「我特意叮囑要在六月九日播出這影片,因為兩年前我們香港人創造了歷史,有破紀錄的一百萬人上街反對送中條例。」
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我很想分享一下,因為我在牢房中肯定非常沉悶,今日六月九日我相信疫情還未過去,死人林鄭月娥亦不會讓我們遊行上街,所以我很想和大家分享兩年前的心情和看法。
當年送中條例一提出來的時候,是沒有太多人理會,亦沒有太多人知道是什麼一回事,甚至整體民主派政黨對能否拉倒送中條例都很擔憂,大多打定輸數,而我們社民連則認為就算輸都要硬拼,所以我們在一月開始已經不斷設街站,又推動民陣去發起遊行和活動,然而就算去到後期立法會出現衝突時,我們仍沒有多大信心,因為林鄭月娥是極之橫蠻無理。可是及至六月九日前夕的兩星期,縱使其它人覺得不會太少人,但是否真的會很多人參與還是成疑,但在六月九日前夕我開始感覺到,好像有點不對勁,在做街站時走過來的路人,十個有七個也過來跟我說:「撐呀!星期日見!」甚至我以前的舊同學群組,當中很多都是中產、富有的,平時不太愛理政治的,也說這次一定要走上街頭,我便意識到這將會是一個轉捩點、爆發點。殊不知六月九日當天,我站在希慎門口的街站,向街上一望真的不得了,根據我過往的感覺,是史無前例的多人,那一刻也尚沒有「五大訴求」的口號,純粹是反對送中條例,群眾憤怒得來卻很熱血而且團結,最誇張的是不用等到民陣公佈參與人數,我已經知道是破了紀錄,人潮誇張的情況在太陽落山後維持至入夜後八、九點,依然有民眾在銅鑼灣港鐵站擁上來,查問參與遊行要往那方向去,有些跟我說是因為看到新聞下午太多人,倒不如等日落晚點才出來,當然最終香港人創造了歷史,成就了破紀錄的一百萬人大遊行。
兩年前這個轉捩點,其實提醒了我,我亦想順道在此提醒各位,千萬、千萬、千萬不要放棄,縱使現在我們無得上街,縱使我們很多人也被關進牢房也好,其實我們被人打壓,甚至乎整個抗爭陣營正在沉寂中也好,這些都不是第一次,好像雨傘運動完結後的數年,其實也是沒有人走出來遊行示威,民陣舉行七一遊行參與人數勉強才只有一萬人,當時很多人也覺得做什麼也沒用,但過了數年之後,人民開始發覺這樣下去也不對勁,因為就算什麼也不做、就算無力感有多大也好,政權是不會放軟手腳的,它只會繼續打壓、繼續橫蠻無理,亦因此喚醒了群眾的動力。所要我在此提醒各位,大家當我是天真也好,我相信邪不能勝正,好人一生平安,壞人終需有報應的,要還的,要落地獄的。這一刻我們雖然坐緊監,但我想說它不能囚著我們一世,終有一天我們出來時,我們會再次上街,與香港人同行,去繼續抵抗獨裁政權,去繼續為無得發聲的人繼續發聲!
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On 9 June, I was in Causeway Bay, and when I looked at the street, I saw that there was an unprecedented number of people. The crowd continued after sunset until 8 or 9 pm, but people still crowded up at the Causeway Bay MTR station, asking which direction they should take to join the march, and some of them told me that it was because they saw the news that there were too many people in the afternoon, so they might as well join the march later in the day.
This turning point two years ago reminded me not to give up, and I would like to pass on the same reminder to all of you. Even if we cannot take to the streets now, even if many of us are imprisoned, even if we are being suppressed, even if the whole protest camp is in silence, let me remind you - this is not the first time it happened - just like the years after the end of the Umbrella Movement, no one came out to demonstrate.
However, even if you do nothing, even if you feel powerless, the regime would not relent, and it would only continue to suppress.
Evil will not prevail.
“You can chain me, you can torture me, you can even destroy this body, but you will never imprison my mind.”
- Mahatma Gandhi
When we get out, we will continue to walk with Hong Kong people and will continue to speak out for those who have no voice!
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他的梦想很小,只是要领养一个孩子。但由于很坚持,结果他改变了当地孩子的命运.....
梦想不必伟大,心跳必须炙热。
“About 5 years back, when it was my father’s birthday, I went to an orphanage to distribute sweets...that’s when I saw Avnish for the first time.
He was 5 months old, lying on a bed in a corner. No one was paying any attention to him. I couldn’t help myself, so I went and picked him up- he laughed, and we just clicked. I asked the warden what was going to happen to these kids, he said that all but Avnish would get adopted because Avnish was ‘Paagal’, had Down Syndrome and was going to die in a few years anyway.
When I went home that night, I couldn’t stop thinking about him. About how he’d be alone the whole night, and was just left to die.
So I went back to the orphanage and asked if they’d let me adopt Avnish. They laughed and said that a bachelor, younger than 30 had no right to adopt.
I didn’t know what to do, but I knew I couldn’t give up. I started visiting the orphanage often, and spending time with Avnish. I even started asking about his medical condition and documentation to make sure he was being treated right. But every time I asked, the warden was dodgy.
They even shifted Avneesh to an orphanage in Bhopal, because they were tired of me snooping. I didn’t relent- I wanted to be there for Avnish.
I drove down every weekend to meet him and even researched on adoption laws in India. Everyday I’d write letters to ministers and public figures to help me.
I even got in touch with the child welfare council, but they said that they didn’t have any record on Avnish.
That didn’t sit well with me. I realised that there were many more undocumented kids at the orphanage. Something was fishy - a lot of these kids were disappearing and I suspected they were victims of child trafficking and organ selling.
I didn’t want Avnish or any other kid to have that fate. So I started going to the police, and filing petitions to bring the truth out.
I began getting calls from people, telling me to ‘stay out’ of the matter or something would happen to me.
Finally my breakthrough came when the Welfare Minister responded and said that she’d help me. That expedited everything, and soon that orphanage was exposed and banned.
After 11 months, I was finally given Avnish’s custody and all the other kids were saved, and sent to a better home.
It was the happiest moment of my life. I lived alone, so I baby-proofed my house, spent nights understanding how to change diapers and how to take care of Down Syndrome babies.
And the day Avnish came home, it was like sunshine walked into my life. I wouldn’t be spending another night, worrying about him -- because he was right next to me.
Today, it’s been a few years and now Avnish even goes to playschool! He calls me both mumma and papa, because mostly he sees mom’s coming to pick their kids up at school. When I go to work, he stays at daycare and at night we play and read. He’s the best thing that’s happened to me, he’s my world, he’s my son and together, we’re going to make this life, a special one.”
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