The South China Morning Post have said they will run a piece about Freedom Ball in tomorrow's paper (Sunday 3rd August) so have a look!
南華早報已說將在明天的報張上(八月三日, 星期天)貼上一篇關於自由波的文章,請看一看吧!
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These activities are often banned in many parks and beaches in Hong Kong. Do you think they should generally be banned?
這是在香港眾多的公園和沙滩被禁的活動。你認為是否應該禁止呢？
這是在香港眾多的公園和沙滩被禁的活動。你認為是否應該禁止呢？
4 comments:
Excellent initiative. Luckily everybody ignores the park rules here in Silvermine Bay (Mui Wo) on Lantau. The same with the parts of the beach, not controlled by the LCSD.
Good coverage of a good idea!
Well done!
Not sure that we can change the arse covering policies of the Hong Kong government so easily but baby steps are good. I am a cyclist. Try getting change in the policy of bikes in Hong Kong and see how you go!
Cheers
Great initiative. Ditto to the comment on cycling. Our parks nearby would be perfect for little kids on bikes, but it's not allowed on the off chance that some doddery adult whose not looking where they're going would be hit... but 90% of the time the park is completely empty. It's ridiculous.
Let me know how I can help on the freedom ball initiative. My kids would love it.
Really great idea! Parks should be there to enjoy. Group disobedience may be a good way to get attention and get the ball rolling. I'd be very happy to join.
Thanks for your initiative!
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