TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 6月13日 13時09分

Joshua Wong (@joshua1013), secretary-general of the pro-democracy party Demosistō and one of the leaders of #HongKong's Umbrella Movement, is serving his third sentence in prison. "Here," he writes in a letter published by TIME amid this week's protests over the proposed extradition law, "information about the outside world can be limited, but I take every opportunity to follow the news on television or in newspapers." Wong describes his situation plainly: "The hygiene conditions are poor, and there is nothing else with which to clean my table other than toothpaste. On these rainiest summer days, the extreme heat is so unbearable that turning the fan on seems only to make things worse. I share a cell with five other inmates with almost no privacy, and only a squat toilet." The moment he most looks forward to every day, he writes, is when the two friends or family members come to visit; he sees them through a glass barrier and speaks through a telephone. He adds, "My lack of freedom today is a price I knew I would have to pay for the city I love." Read the full letter at the link in bio. Photograph by @billyhckwok—@gettyimages

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