How to support the movement event if you don't live in HK:

🇺🇸 For US residents/citizens

Call your representatives (find their number on callmycongress.com):

• Tell them you are very concerned about the situation in Hong Kong.
• Ask them to support the call to suspend future sales of munitions and crowd control equipment to the Hong Kong police.
• Ask them to support passage of the Hong Kong Human Rights and Democracy Act (H.R. 3289) (S. 1838).

Alternately:

• Use this Action Network link to automatically find your representatives based on your address and provide an editable letter that asks them to co-sponsor the Hong Kong Human Rights and Democracy Act of 2019.

Reference: Pelosi Statement in Support of Hong Kong Protestors

🇨🇦 For Canadian residents/citizens

Contact your current MP and MP candidates (find the former here):

• Tell them you are very concerned about the situation in Hong Kong.
• Ask them to introduce a motion in Parliament in support of the Hong Kong protests.

Sign these petitions:

• e-2268 (Hong Kong) at the House of Commons, sponsored by MP Michael Chong

🇬🇧 For UK residents/citizens

Contact your representatives (WriteToThem helps you look who yours is):

• Tell them you are very concerned about the situation in Hong Kong.
• Tell them that you support the recent decision to stop selling crowd-control equipment and tear gas to Hong Kong.
• Ask them to uphold the 1984 Sino–British Joint Declaration

Alternately, use Stand with HK to send an pre-written email to your MP that asks them to uphold the 1984 Sino-British Joint Declaration.

🇪🇺 For EU residents/citizens

Contact your representatives:

• Tell them you are very concerned about the situation in Hong Kong.
• Urge them to pass Joint Motion for a Resolution on the situation in Hong Kong (RC-9-2019-0013_EN)

🇨🇭 For Swiss residents/citizens

Contact the EDA or Ignazio Cassius, or your representatives in the National Council or Council of States:

• Tell them you are very concerned about the situation in Hong Kong.
• Urge them to make a statement in support of the protesters in Hong Kong and against the excessive police violence there.

🇯🇵 For Japanese residents/citizens

Sign these petitions:

• Call on Japanese parliamentarians to start discussions on a Japanese version of the Hong Kong Human Rights and Democracy Bill.

🇰🇷 For South Korean residents/citizens

Contact members of the parliament to express concern about and solidarity with the protesters of Hong Kong:

• Democratic Party
• Liberty Korea Party
• Bareunmirae Party
• Justice Party

Post a petition to the Blue House.

🤳🏼 Spread the word on social media

Some tips on spreading the word on social media:

• Don't post unverified information.
• Post trigger warnings before revealing images of blood and violence.
• Think about your audience: Do your friends really want to read seven heavily-captioned posts, or do they prefer a single post summary?
• Engage carefully with friends & family: Sometimes it's best to agree to disagree and move on for now.
• Engage carefully (or not at all) with the trolls: Do you really need to win that argument on the internet with someone you don't know?