Stockholm
A sticker with a dark red background and white text that reads "HONG KONG POLICE ARE KILLING OUR KIDS". There is also some smaller text at the bottom that describes an incident. The sticker is attached to a dark-colored surface.

HONG KONG POLICE ARE KILLING OUR KIDS 3CM

11 December 2020 12
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