on chinese soil that officially remembers the dead. this statue represents the right to remember. this public memorial was removed away from public sight, under the cover of darkness. then demolished, broken into pieces away from public view. hong kong university has said displaying the statue posed a legal risk to the institution. hundreds, possibly thousands were killed when the people s liberation army put a bloody end to months of pro democracy protests in 1989. activists say the authorities are now accelerating the campaign to erase public recollection in hong kong. richard ran a museum remembering june 4th. it s been raided by the police. last week, he was jailed. i still believe hong kong people, most of us still remember where we were, what happened in 1989.