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Message spray painted by protesters at the Hong Kong Polytechnic University, taken during the lockdown in November 2019 https://objournalist.com/yuenyeung-to-go-project-2 daily 0.75 2020-06-07 https://objournalist.com/toolsofprotest/collection daily 0.75 2020-09-08 https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5edc7b8e7705190eac29f950/5edde1286081415fb0302e5f/5edde129f092b93f314865a2/1591681306201/08A749AD-3E37-4522-88A8-2EB1BA68CE91.jpeg Collection 港式文具 Carrie Lam Face Mask Masks are worn by protestors to prevent being identified by police and facial recognition technology. This mask worn by a protestor is the face of Carrie Lam, the chief executive of Hong Kong who led the effort to pass the Hong Kong Extradition Bill which sparked the protests. https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5edc7b8e7705190eac29f950/5edde1286081415fb0302e5f/5edde12a1cb53938998e3fd6/1591681250598/47547CA1-24F1-4F78-A32A-3185E9DA5634.jpeg Collection 港式文具 Yellow Slogan Stamps A group of students started producing self-inking stamps with political messages such as “Five demands - not one less,” “No rioters,” “Only tyranny,” and “Liberate HK.” The yellow stamps were produced and distributed to students to help disseminate key slogans. https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5edc7b8e7705190eac29f950/5edde1286081415fb0302e5f/5edde12ac3d9936f349ef12f/1591681237154/09B82050-9A2A-4995-81D7-655251C23DB1.jpeg Collection 港式文具 Bucket to Carry Concrete Brick walls were quickly built by protestors at the main gates of the campus to prevent police from entering. Buckets were used to transport wet cement to the main gates to build the walls. https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5edc7b8e7705190eac29f950/5edde1286081415fb0302e5f/5edde12af22fa321b4e2dc04/1591681211615/CA55C6C5-9009-4813-A209-2946FE461BE7.jpeg Collection 港式文具 Plastic Wrap Plastic wrap has become a popular method of skin protection. The thin material helps prevent protestors from being burned by tear gas or pepper spray. https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5edc7b8e7705190eac29f950/5edde1286081415fb0302e5f/5edde12b41190d4542179339/1591681169059/BF00B1B3-3F94-40A5-B1CB-264D036A0A2C.jpeg Collection 港式文具 Energy Jelly Drink Student protestors occupying Hong Kong Polytechnic University were left with limited sustenance. During the occupation of the campus, police forbade people from entering the campus, making it impossible for students to receive food or drink. Food at the campus canteen quickly began to rot. Vending machines were looted. Hygiene at the campus canteen deteriorated. The last remaining people on campus desperately hunted for food and cleaning products. Energy Jelly Drinks that were available became a valuable source of nutrition. https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5edc7b8e7705190eac29f950/5edde1286081415fb0302e5f/5edde12c74da2f6b54c15e5f/1591681086168/57E31A5B-7B80-460F-A158-BEB2746EBCB1.jpeg Collection 港式文具 Stainless Steel Plate Improvised defense against lethal and non-lethal weapons is critical to the safety of protestors. Stainless steel plates commonly used to serve fish have taken on a new function at protests. The plates are an effective method of defense against tear gas canisters that are fired by police at protestors. When a tear gas canister lands in a crowd, a protestor runs over and places one of the stainless steel plates over the canister, preventing the gas from spreading. https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5edc7b8e7705190eac29f950/5edde1286081415fb0302e5f/5edde12c4b689d06b8228480/1591681127617/802F54B2-680F-4DB7-9DF8-269B60D18019.jpeg Collection 港式文具 National Disaster Hardware Shop Business Card National Disaster Hardware Shop was founded to supply “offensive weapons” including tear gas masks and protective goggles at a lower price for the young frontline protesters. The pop-up shop has been closed down by the police several times yet continues to open its storefront to support the protest. The back of the name card reads: “There are no heroes from the sky, only mortals who come forward.” The shop became the subject of controversy, accused of selling goods for profit and denying student discounts although it was advertised. https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5edc7b8e7705190eac29f950/5edde1286081415fb0302e5f/5edde12d28c2346bbd7e37e9/1591681013048/ED79F3B5-D280-432F-8BD1-08660B82C167.jpeg Collection 港式文具 Single-Use Metro Cards The ability to easily move throughout the city was a crucial part of organizing Hong Kong’s mass protests and avoiding arrest. Single-use metro cards (rather than multi-use cards) have become a popular method to prevent police from tracking protestors. Transaction records from multi-use metro cards can be used as evidence confirming an individual’s attendance at protests. Piles of metro cards with fares on them are placed on ticket machines by citizens as a form of sponsoring protestors’ ability to move about the city. However, after the first month of protests, the government-owned metro system began shutting down stations and train lines, making it difficult for people to get to protests or escape police. https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5edc7b8e7705190eac29f950/5edde1286081415fb0302e5f/5edde12d1cb53938998e4009/1591681005723/CEEA415F-169A-40E2-AFEE-50344D74C671.jpeg Collection 港式文具 Single-Use Metro Cards The ability to easily move throughout the city was a crucial part of organizing Hong Kong’s mass protests and avoiding arrest. Single-use metro cards (rather than multi-use cards) have become a popular method to prevent police from tracking protestors. Transaction records from multi-use metro cards can be used as evidence confirming an individual’s attendance at protests. Piles of metro cards with fares on them are placed on ticket machines by citizens as a form of sponsoring protestors’ ability to move about the city. However, after the first month of protests, the government-owned metro system began shutting down stations and train lines, making it difficult for people to get to protests or escape police. https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5edc7b8e7705190eac29f950/5edde1286081415fb0302e5f/5edde12d89d95f37350705ec/1591680997093/8B816200-627C-436E-A83D-997B5C124F4B.jpeg Collection 港式文具 Single-Use Metro Cards The ability to easily move throughout the city was a crucial part of organizing Hong Kong’s mass protests and avoiding arrest. Single-use metro cards (rather than multi-use cards) have become a popular method to prevent police from tracking protestors. Transaction records from multi-use metro cards can be used as evidence confirming an individual’s attendance at protests. Piles of metro cards with fares on them are placed on ticket machines by citizens as a form of sponsoring protestors’ ability to move about the city. However, after the first month of protests, the government-owned metro system began shutting down stations and train lines, making it difficult for people to get to protests or escape police. https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5edc7b8e7705190eac29f950/5edde1286081415fb0302e5f/5edde12e6b90352c847cde7e/1591680931201/12AA8956-A166-4891-AA2F-ADB2B96FDF5A.jpeg Collection 港式文具 Improvised Roadblock When Hong Kong Polytechnic University was first occupied, protestors fashioned hand made roadblocks from plastic tubes, screws, and nails. They were placed along the nearby Cross-Harbor Tunnel, which is a major artery connecting Hong Kong Island with Kowloon. https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5edc7b8e7705190eac29f950/5edde1286081415fb0302e5f/5edde12daaa1a709928b6a14/1591680950110/8C9F89D6-8F54-410E-861C-49E75F7DF2CB.jpeg Collection 港式文具 Improvised Roadblock When Hong Kong Polytechnic University was first occupied, protestors fashioned hand made roadblocks from plastic tubes, screws, and nails. They were placed along the nearby Cross-Harbor Tunnel, which is a major artery connecting Hong Kong Island with Kowloon. https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5edc7b8e7705190eac29f950/5edde1286081415fb0302e5f/5edde12ea357687217d2592c/1591680891104/5B42FD96-6CD0-4000-8776-DA15B2DA0EF7.jpeg Collection 港式文具 Staff ID Card Mask On 24 July 2019, more than 230 civil servants from more than 40 Hong Kong government bureaus and departments issued an open letter to the government, threatening industrial action if the administration continued to ignore the public's demands. As proof of their identities, they photographed their staff identification badges but covered their names and pictures with memo papers containing slogans, fearing retaliation. The mask enables people to decide the degree of exposure of their own identity. It is a statement of their conscience and independence despite their employer. It is a shelter that prevents these people from “being disappeared” by the Hong Kong government while expressing their political points of view. https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5edc7b8e7705190eac29f950/5edde1286081415fb0302e5f/5edde12e3a11483ae780a71f/1591680870154/4F025FF2-DE90-45DD-81CF-DE2B9CE7DF2F.jpeg Collection 港式文具 Staff ID Card Mask On 24 July 2019, more than 230 civil servants from more than 40 Hong Kong government bureaus and departments issued an open letter to the government, threatening industrial action if the administration continued to ignore the public's demands. As proof of their identities, they photographed their staff identification badges but covered their names and pictures with memo papers containing slogans, fearing retaliation. The mask enables people to decide the degree of exposure of their own identity. It is a statement of their conscience and independence despite their employer. It is a shelter that prevents these people from “being disappeared” by the Hong Kong government while expressing their political points of view. https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5edc7b8e7705190eac29f950/5edde1286081415fb0302e5f/5edde12f9bff4e3c66ee0dfd/1591680849759/2773FF0E-4E0F-4DCB-BA24-1ED550AE86B0.jpeg Collection 港式文具 Staff ID Card Mask On 24 July 2019, more than 230 civil servants from more than 40 Hong Kong government bureaus and departments issued an open letter to the government, threatening industrial action if the administration continued to ignore the public's demands. As proof of their identities, they photographed their staff identification badges but covered their names and pictures with memo papers containing slogans, fearing retaliation. The mask enables people to decide the degree of exposure of their own identity. It is a statement of their conscience and independence despite their employer. It is a shelter that prevents these people from “being disappeared” by the Hong Kong government while expressing their political points of view. https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5edc7b8e7705190eac29f950/5edde1286081415fb0302e5f/5edde12f74da2f6b54c15e6b/1591680777411/2B2DD4C7-45DB-40FC-8DEB-004FEA2E23B0.jpeg Collection 港式文具 Post-It Notes Broadcasting political messages is an important method to create a unifying position among protestors. As a non-destructive act thoughtfully implemented by citizens, Post-it notes represent freedom of speech and public messaging. Post-it notes are commonly used by protestors to create messaging walls, known as “Lennon Walls.” People write political messages on the Post-it notes and cover large public surfaces, transforming large public surfaces into forms of expression of the sentiment of the protestors. Post-it notes are used because they enable messages to be advertised without damaging or vandalizing walls. Storefronts, pedestrian bridges, and underpasses became covered in sticky but impermanent messaging. https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5edc7b8e7705190eac29f950/5edde1286081415fb0302e5f/5edde13041190d454217936a/1591680808718/A5F01C7B-5009-439C-B4E7-A85BE2A09811.jpeg Collection 港式文具 Laser Pointer In a time of high-tech surveillance, protestors find creative ways to avoid being identified by police. Laser pointers have become a popular method to scramble facial recognition cameras used by police to identify protestors. Student union president Keith Fong Chung-yin was arrested after purchasing 10 laser pointers, which he claimed he was using to stargaze. Police referred to the laser pointer as “laser guns,” emphasizing potential dangers of the device when pointed into the eyes of officers. After the arrest, protestors gathered outside the Hong Kong Space Museum and pointed lasers at the museum. This laser pointer was found at the site of the Hong Kong Space Museum protest. https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5edc7b8e7705190eac29f950/5edde1286081415fb0302e5f/5edde13089d95f3735070610/1591600516948/5A9EC852-AC51-4864-99A6-712BE408DE81.jpeg Collection 港式文具 Life Bread For nearly two weeks, student protestors occupied the Hong Kong Polytechnic University. After blocking entrances to the campus, police fired tear gas and water cannons in an effort to disperse them. In one day alone, 1,458 canisters of tear gas, 1,391 rubber bullets, 325 bean bag rounds, and 256 sponge grenades were fired at the students. They responded by throwing bricks and Molotov cocktails at police. Life bread is a brand of bread with added vitamins and nutrients widely available at affordable prices. While occupying the campus, Life Bread was one of the only forms of nourishment available to protestors inside the campus. Police tried to shame students and coax them off campus by announcing over loudspeakers that Life Bread was food for the poor and that he would enjoy a hot pot for supper. https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5edc7b8e7705190eac29f950/5edde1286081415fb0302e5f/5edde13030d909160d4e7a66/1591680742109/E3F55A61-E2AD-4DD5-8DBC-77D56210C3B3.jpeg Collection 港式文具 Life Bread For nearly two weeks, student protestors occupied the Hong Kong Polytechnic University. After blocking entrances to the campus, police fired tear gas and water cannons in an effort to disperse them. In one day alone, 1,458 canisters of tear gas, 1,391 rubber bullets, 325 bean bag rounds, and 256 sponge grenades were fired at the students. They responded by throwing bricks and Molotov cocktails at police. Life bread is a brand of bread with added vitamins and nutrients widely available at affordable prices. While occupying the campus, Life Bread was one of the only forms of nourishment available to protestors inside the campus. Police tried to shame students and coax them off campus by announcing over loudspeakers that Life Bread was food for the poor and that he would enjoy a hot pot for supper. https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5edc7b8e7705190eac29f950/5edde1286081415fb0302e5f/5edde131181ec82b51d24ecf/1591680722821/22024526-C42C-476C-83FB-76A2E147278E.jpeg Collection 港式文具 Molotov Cocktail Because they are cheap and easy to make, Molotov cocktails have become one of the common weapons used by some of the more violent student protestors on the front lines. However, reports have also emerged of police disguising themselves as protestors and using Molotov cocktails to set fires in public spaces as a way to justify repression. https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5edc7b8e7705190eac29f950/5edde1286081415fb0302e5f/5edde131dd727a3b483ab8f1/1591680707637/52A60E4D-5352-47F4-94D0-BFFCCD95ECFE.jpeg Collection 港式文具 Molotov Cocktail Because they are cheap and easy to make, Molotov cocktails have become one of the common weapons used by some of the more violent student protestors on the front lines. However, reports have also emerged of police disguising themselves as protestors and using Molotov cocktails to set fires in public spaces as a way to justify repression. https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5edc7b8e7705190eac29f950/5edde1286081415fb0302e5f/5edde131c796372e5366dd74/1591680690357/32EE9CC5-2F72-4BEB-93C9-C1230D1F295E.jpeg Collection 港式文具 Molotov Cocktail Because they are cheap and easy to make, Molotov cocktails have become one of the common weapons used by some of the more violent student protestors on the front lines. However, reports have also emerged of police disguising themselves as protestors and using Molotov cocktails to set fires in public spaces as a way to justify repression. https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5edc7b8e7705190eac29f950/5edde1286081415fb0302e5f/5edde13289d95f373507061e/1591680651033/4466AB64-702B-47C3-B34B-B1E97783A794.jpeg Collection 港式文具 Pen An estimated 10,000 high school students from 200 schools voluntarily boycotted classes and formed a “human chain” to draw attention to their “five demands.” Some students who could not or did not want to hold the hands of a member of the opposite sex, instead held onto the opposite ends of pens. By using this writing instrument, or in some cases umbrellas, or paper, they were able to continue the human chain to show their solidarity. Even if they were too young to hold hands together, they were old enough to protest. https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5edc7b8e7705190eac29f950/5edde1286081415fb0302e5f/5edde132f510a4510b422e3b/1591680539380/B59D24E0-B02C-42CB-A7B7-1BEDB49984C7.jpeg Collection 港式文具 Yellow Slogan Stamps A group of students started producing self-inking stamps with political messages such as “Five demands - not one less,” “No rioters,” “Only tyranny,” and “Liberate HK.” The yellow stamps were produced and distributed to students to help disseminate key slogans. https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5edc7b8e7705190eac29f950/5edde1286081415fb0302e5f/5edde132dd8f8149be1f3fc2/1591680603267/2F706F02-EA4C-43D5-B593-18C34B063B43.jpeg Collection 港式文具 Police Cordon Tape Hong Kong Polytechnic University was quickly transformed from a centerpoint of protest and occupation into a “prison” for protestors. Police cordons were placed at every exit of the campus during the 12-day university lockdown. Authorities announced that anyone caught inside the police cordons would face a charge of rioting,and fired tear gas at those who tried to find a way out. After dark, dozens of protestors used ropes to descend from a footbridge and escape on waiting motorbikes while others fled through the sewer system. https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5edc7b8e7705190eac29f950/5edde1286081415fb0302e5f/5edde133dd8f8149be1f3fd1/1591680548729/C6756B0C-A3A2-44EB-AF9E-0A419B4BE32E.jpeg Collection 港式文具 Yellow Slogan Stamps A group of students started producing self-inking stamps with political messages such as “Five demands - not one less,” “No rioters,” “Only tyranny,” and “Liberate HK.” The yellow stamps were produced and distributed to students to help disseminate key slogans. https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5edc7b8e7705190eac29f950/5edde1286081415fb0302e5f/5edde1339bff4e3c66ee0e55/1591680557576/81ED1C08-7769-413B-A4D1-DECCB9B3DBA4.jpeg Collection 港式文具 Yellow Slogan Stamps A group of students started producing self-inking stamps with political messages such as “Five demands - not one less,” “No rioters,” “Only tyranny,” and “Liberate HK.” The yellow stamps were produced and distributed to students to help disseminate key slogans. https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5edc7b8e7705190eac29f950/5edde1286081415fb0302e5f/5edde13474da2f6b54c15ec7/1591680568751/AE110EFB-DF3D-4E0A-B951-B88325CC6406.jpeg Collection 港式文具 Bricks Protestors pry bricks out of the ground and transport them to the front lines. 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