We express our deep concern and outrage over the actions of the Hong Kong police today, which saw the seizure of the "Pillar of Shame" monument, a powerful symbol of democracy and human rights. The fact that the police used the pretext of an "“incitement to subversion”" case to justify their actions is deeply troubling and raises serious questions about the state of artistic freedom in Hong Kong.

We stand in solidarity with Mr. Jens Galschiot, and his pursuit of freedom and democracy through his art, and we thank him for his selfless dedication. The "Pillar of Shame" on the campus of the University of Hong Kong is a testament to the lives of the victims. The actions of the Hong Kong police not only infringe upon artistic freedom but also attack the memory and legacy of the victims of the Tiananmen Square massacre.

We urge the Hong Kong authorities to respect artistic freedom and immediately return the "Pillar of Shame." We also call on the international community to join us in condemning this blatant violation of human rights and creative freedom and to pressure the Hong Kong government to protect the rights and freedoms of Hong Kong citizens.

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我地對今日香港警方的行動深表關注和憤怒，警方以「煽動顛覆國家政權罪」為藉口沒收象徵民主和人權的「國殤之柱」，這令人深感不安，並對香港藝術自由狀況嚴重質疑。

我地願意一直與高志活先生站在一起，感謝他以創作表達其對自由民主的追求與無私的奉獻。曾經港大校園內的「國殤之柱」都是香港人紀念六四受害人生命的載體，這次香港警方的行動不僅是對藝術自由的侵犯，也是對天安門屠殺受害者的記憶和遺產的攻擊。

我地呼籲香港當局尊重藝術自由，立即將「國殤之柱」歸還。我地亦敦促國際社會共同譴責這種明目張膽的侵犯人權和創作自由的行為，並向香港政府施壓以保護香港市民的權利和自由。