Support the police to strictly enforce the law and maintain the harmony and stability of Xiangjiang
Original title: Hong Kong observation: support the police to strictly enforce the law and maintain the harmony and stability of Xiangjiang
Since June this year, the Hong Kong police have made great efforts and even made painful sacrifices in maintaining social order, and the illegal violence that has occurred and spawned around the reform of the law has been carried out many times in Hong Kong, and the Hong Kong police have made great efforts and even made painful sacrifices in maintaining social order. The voice of the Hong Kong community supporting the serious enforcement of law by the police is getting louder and louder.
The rule of law is the core value of Hong Kong. It is the basic requirement of a society ruled by law to abide by the law, to be investigated for violations of the law, and to enforce the law strictly. The Hong Kong police are sacred responsibilities under the basic Law and local laws to combat violence and maintain social order, and their professional standards are obvious to all.
In the past month, all walks of life in Hong Kong have expressed their support for the police through peaceful gatherings, condolences and letters of condolences. Among them, more than 300000 Hong Kong people took part in the rally held on July 20 to "fight violence, support the police force, protect the rule of law and safeguard tranquillity".
The Hong Kong police are also firmly supported by the central government. Yang Guang, spokesman for the Hong Kong and Macao Affairs Office of the State Council, made it clear at a recent press conference that he firmly supports the strict enforcement of the law by the Hong Kong police. He also paid tribute to the outstanding Hong Kong police officers who stuck to their posts, did their duties, were fearless and unscrupulous.
However, unlike the support of the general public and the central government for the Hong Kong police, some malicious people collude with anti-China forces abroad to incite relations between the police and the people in fear that Hong Kong will not be in chaos. They ignored the violence committed by extreme militants against the police, but wore colored glasses to examine the police's law enforcement standards, and even falsified the police.
Looking back on the violence that has taken place in Hong Kong for more than a month, the nature of the violence has gone beyond peaceful demonstrations. Extreme militants use toxic chemical powder to attack police, hit the Legislative Council building and damage facilities, beat police and even bite off their fingers. The relevant behavior has seriously disturbed the social order, challenged the legal authority, and posed a great threat to the social harmony and stability. At the same time, many front-line police officers are not only at risk of violent attacks, but even their families are under pressure from bullying on the Internet.
In the face of all kinds of violence and dangerous situation, the Hong Kong police use appropriate force to deal with it. As we all know, some western countries and regions use far more force than Hong Kong police when dealing with violent violations similar to those in Hong Kong. The Hong Kong Police Force is professional and restrained and does not allow others to say anything.
Recently, there is still a demonstration of anti-revision on weekends, and there are extreme militants who have made violence against the police;During the peak working days, there was also a so-called“non-cooperativemovement” that maliciously obstructed the normal operation of subway trains. On August 3, the parade scheduled to take place in Wangjiao was illegal again, and a large number of protesters changed the original route, dismantled some of the railway bars, set up roadblocks and blocked the Hong Hom Submarine Tunnel;They even gather outside the police station, smearing buildings and destroying vehicles in the police station. Hong Kong's civilization and the international image of the rule of law are constantly being eroded.
Maintaining social harmony and stability in Hong Kong requires the strict enforcement of law by the Hong Kong police and the firm support of all sectors of the community. It is believed that Hong Kong will remain one of the safest cities in the world as long as the police strictly enforce the law, draw a clear line between the general public and extreme militants and work together against violence.
Chen Xiaoyi, reporter of ZXs, is the author of this article.
Photo attached to this article: Hong Kong Daily Telecom Snow Peak
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