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To strengthen publicity and education efforts to raise the public’s anti-deception awareness, the Public Relations Wing (PRW) came up with the anti-scam mascot "The Little Grape" (the English equivalent to the contraction of the saying "Beware of Liars" in Chinese), which was born on June 10, 2020.
香港警察YouTube 「All units, action！ Action！ 」，相信有欣賞過預告片的觀眾都會被警務處副處長 (行動)蕭Sir的懾人氣勢所吸引。 其實除蕭Sir之外，機動部隊 (PTU)總警司陳Sir亦在片中擔當一個重要角色。 片中出現的警察均為真正的警務人員，當中更隱藏了一位「小角色大意義」的人物。 想知他是誰？ 記得留意1月23日（星期六）晚上10時30分無綫電視翡翠台首播的2021年警隊最新宣傳片《守城》。 #守城之戰 #一觸即發 #守城 #1月23日晚上10點半 #無綫電視翡翠台首播. 知识. 人文历史. 人物. 星海. 宣传片. 香港警察. 警队. Tiny思南. 不定时更新香港纪律部队和其他军警短片，偶尔会发自制，希望大家喜欢 (๑´ڡ`๑)
2017年9月3日 · Badiucao’s latest cartoon for HKFP. Cartoon: Badiucao. pic.twitter.com/o6rvX6hYtd. — 凡谷谷 (@gugufan1) September 1, 2017. Support HKFP | Code of Ethics | Error/typo? | Contact Us | Newsletter |...
2023年5月11日 · Secretary for Security Chris Tang Ping-keung was responding to an announcement from Chinese-language daily Ming Pao that it would pull the plug on two controversial cartoon series by local artist...
2022年10月12日 · A cartoon by political satirist Zun Zi published in Hong Kong's Ming Pao newspaper on Oct. 11, 2022, that prompted a note of concern from the city's police that it damaged the image of the...
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2022年10月13日 · A Hong Kong artist who became embroiled in a controversy over a newspaper cartoon that showed riot police being called to a school to handle unruly pupils on Wednesday denied he meant to...
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In Hong Kong, a cartoonist has drawn the Hong Kong police being called to a school to handle unruly school pupils. The cartoonist has denied trying to critic...
2021年9月18日 · The six-panel cartoon, intended as a satirical take on a recent broadside against a journalists’ union by security chief Chris Tang, suggested a police youth group was spreading ‘fake news’.
