Police threaten lone protester in Perth trying to fly a Free Hong Kong flag next to CCP Premier Li Qiang's motorcade
9 months ago

Police threaten lone protester in Perth trying to fly a Free Hong Kong flag next to CCP Premier Li Qiang's motorcade

Daily Mail  

Footage of police 'targeting' a lone Tibetan protester after he waved a Free Hong Kong flag during Chinese Premier Li Qiang's motorcade has sparked fury. Footage of police 'targeting' a lone Tibetan protester after he waved a Free Hong Kong flag during Premier Li Qiang's motorcade has sparked fury online Tensions had hit boiling point just minutes earlier when pro-China protesters tried to cover the man's small flag with their larger Chinese one. The Tibetan protester was seen being escorted from Kings Park by WA police officers Mr Pavlou said he was given a second move on order which banned him from the entire King's Park precinct for 24 hours. Tensions between rival demonstrators escalated on Monday morning at Parliament House It comes after pro-China protesters swarmed the lawn at Parliament House in Canberra and blocked Tibetan activists ahead of Mr Li's state visit.

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