Hong Kong has collapsed one of the last major Great Democracy fans

The Chinese characters for freedom of the Social Democrats Department of Democrats are written with the reception slips of the court.

The members of the party speak to the dynamic microphone. They stand in front of a banner that reads “from being as much as much as much as dust” written in Chinese. Founded 20 years ago, the party is known as the last protest group in Hong Kong.

“Red lines are spoken everywhere,” Chan Po Ying, the chairman of the party, BBC.

“Our Disbuge’s decision was because we faced a lot of pressure.”

He added that everything in Hong Kong was politicized and was not in the position to provide more information to overcome the reasons.

The party is the third major opposition party this year this year will collapse this year. He said the group’s “carefully discussed” and members of the group’s “consequences” of the members of the street.

Announcement for the Disband is the fifth anniversary of Beijing’s national security laws. The party said that it could not clarify the time of closing it, but he said he encountered “intense pressure”.

“This 19 years, near the domestic disputes and leadership, witnessing the erosion of civil society, witnessing the false, red lines, Draconon collapse and witnessed Draconian Dilection, said.

Authorities said the National Security Law was required to restore the order after several violent protests in 2019. However, five years, critics say this is used to demolish the political opposition.

In June, a Chinese official claimed that the enemy forces still intervened in the city.

“Anti-Chinese and Hong Kong Chaos elements are still ruthless and the updated in soft resistance forms are updated, and the forms of soft resistance are updated,” said Xia Baolong said.

The National Security Law criminalizes costs such as provocation. In 2024, Hong Kong, Fattion and betrayal, the crimes were known as Article 23, who imitated crimes, gave the law of internal national security. The majority of the Hong Kong’s political opposition today fled or stored.

“I think it’s not really safe to manage a political party. I think political rights have almost entirely went to Hong Kong,” he said.

On June 12, 3 members were punished by a Magistrate’s Court to hang a banner in a street booth without unauthorized unauthorized money.

Critics say the opposition groups face political persecution. Chau says the party’s bank accounts are closed in 2023. Six party members were arrested in the last five years.

“No meaningful political parties, then people will often forget how strong people will be able to group together and play collectively,” he said.

“If I do nothing, why am I here, in Hong Kong?”

He said that although it was not politically active, he was still afraid to leave the police and leave Hong Kong from the authorities.

“It’s very difficult as a future citizen. If you want to exercise your right as a citizen, this should only think about politicians or activists, but also ordinary people.”

“It’s just a dilemma I will not face in Hong Kong to become a activist,” he said.