The International Club, a TIG listed project team, is currently deciding on a new name because of a confusion with another club that focuses on international computer games. We will announce the new name in a few days. Our goal is still unchanged and we still need new members. Please go to the website below to join.
http://projects.takingitglobal.org/interlink

The International Club, a TIG listed project team, is looking for people interest in knowing other people and other cultures to join. If you are interested, please go to the following website to join.
http://projects.takingitglobal.org/interlink

The International Club is looking for people to join in. If you want to meet other people around the world and understand other cultures, then join in!
Please go to the website below to join in.
http://projects.takingitglobal.org/interlink

I am starting a new club dedicated to international dialogue. The name is The International Club and if you want to meet and talk to people around the world, come and join in! Please go to the website below to join in.
http://projects.takingitglobal.org/interlink

Recently, the Minister of Justice of Hong Kong, Elsie Leung, issued a restraint order against three prominant Hong Kong protesters, forbidding them to protest in the city's immigration building aresa ever again. The restraint order also called for the three protesters to pay 10,000USD for the costs involved in this event.
This is yet another stance by the Hong Kong government to suppress human rights and freedom of speech in the area. Hong Kong's human rights and democracy have been decreasing ever since the handover. Earlier this year, the government's intent on passing the controversial Article 23 anti-sedition laws (a set of laws that limits freedom of speech and right to prosecute by thought crime) was met by a 500,000 people protest on the island's 5th handover anniversary day, on 1 July. Now, with this restraint order, the government of Hong Kong is trying to suppress human rights in form of restraint orders. This means even less human rights for all Hong Kong citizens and the eventual, and possibly inevitable, introduction of totalitarianism in Hong Kong