Jojje OlssonDet har varit en mycket händelserik vecka vad gäller Kina, med särskilt fokus på Hongkong. Stadens parlament stormades av hundratals demonstranter, samtidigt som en våg av massarresteringar av aktivister har påbörjats.
Som ni kan se nedan så har nya protester icke desto mindre ägt rum under helgen, och under söndagen planeras aktiviteter riktade mot kinesiska besökare i norra Hongkong. Något definitivt värt att hålla ögonen på.
Fram emot veckoslutet släpptes en ny, otäck rapport från Xinjiang, som visar hur otaliga muslimska barn där systematiskt skiljs från sina föräldrar och uppfostras till att älska Kina och partiet.
Vidare tydliggör ytterligare en rapport – samt en kartläggning från Foreign Policy – telekombolagets Huaweis kopplingar till Kinas stat och militär. Endast den riktigt ignoranta eller naiva kan nu påstå att Huawei är ett privat företag utan kopplingar till kommunistpartiet.
I Sverige så har Almedalsveckan gått av stapeln, komplett med en storsatsning av Kinas regim. Som reportrar på plats visar, så fick Kinas ambassadör hjälp på traven av bland annat Business Sweden att sprida sin propaganda. Man blir ju mållös.
Enraged protesters storm the legislature on the anniversary of Hong Kong's return to Chinese sovereignty https://t.co/AZ4cre5SqK pic.twitter.com/WoOIprUfjM
— TIME (@TIME) July 1, 2019
1. THREAD: Dear world, I want to say a few words about what happened in #HongKong yesterday.
— Joshua Wong 黃之鋒 (@joshuawongcf) July 2, 2019
#HK police are hunting down hundreds of protesters for storming & vandalizing Legco. Dozens of suspects have been identified; wave of arrests 'in the near future' for offenses such as criminal damage, theft & possibly riot. https://t.co/Fqq4nHltug
— Kong Tsung-gan / 江松澗 (@KongTsungGan) July 3, 2019
Atmosphere in Hong Kong remains intense, as another big rally is expected to take place tomorrow. But this time, it’ll be in Kowloon. https://t.co/yimF7kUJir
— William Yang (@WilliamYang120) July 6, 2019
#Taiwan & the rest of the world are closely watching developments in the #HongKongProtests. As President of a country that walked the long road to democracy, I urge the #HongKong government to address the legitimate concerns of the people & their pursuit of freedom & democracy. pic.twitter.com/x2t8XNO1au
— 蔡英文 Tsai Ing-wen (@iingwen) July 2, 2019
The paper that I wrote is here and goes into more detail about a very small sub-sample of Huawei employees and their backgrounds and this is important, in their own words describing the work they did for Huawei and Chinese state security 2/n https://t.co/8tNFu0EJSh
— Man in Black Balding (@BaldingsWorld) July 5, 2019
Exclusive: Huawei has closer ties to the military than has been previously reported. What this means and why this matters (thread). https://t.co/7XGVZzkfhY
— Isaac Stone Fish (@isaacstonefish) July 5, 2019
***BREAKING***: my new report "Evidence for China’s Parent-Child Separation Campaign in Xinjiang".
Hard, detailed evidence for systematic, state-initiated parent-child separation, weaponized education, cultural genocide. My most heart-rending research everhttps://t.co/G9H82eTjF0 pic.twitter.com/lVbOFxYuHW— Adrian Zenz (@adrianzenz) July 4, 2019
When the U.S. separates children from parents it's all we hear about for weeks on end (rightly so). Will this happen now that China does the same thing on mass scale? Unlikely. https://t.co/4sNcK3Bs5B
— Peter Dahlin (彼得·达林) (@Peterinexile) July 5, 2019
SCRUBBING THE EVIDENCE: Xinjiang quickly deletes their website that openly spoke about "brainwashing"https://t.co/vRsFBg8ozM
Archive is here: https://t.co/KQSE0BoQtM pic.twitter.com/FqjelUCZfY— Adrian Zenz (@adrianzenz) July 6, 2019
Turkey recognizes the fact that the people Xinjiang lead happy lives, Chinese state media on Tuesday cited Turkish President Tayip Erdogan as saying.
I guess the Muslim world's actual care for their spiritual brothers is essentially zero. https://t.co/e4kOHPy9hK
— Adrian Zenz (@adrianzenz) July 2, 2019
Both shocking—and not. #China border guards put secret surveillance app on tourists' phones https://t.co/SDUa1GOWFk #Xinjiang @hrw @hrw_chinese
— Sophie Richardson (@SophieHRW) July 2, 2019
My comments on this letter in today’s sinocism https://t.co/vVWzQfRs9B https://t.co/HwXthlPqAX pic.twitter.com/RxCrqNUFTG
— Bill Bishop (@niubi) July 3, 2019
One year ago today, a young lady by the name of Dong Yaoqiong live-streamed video of herself throwing ink at an image of Xi Jinping.
She has been held in a mental hospital since then. pic.twitter.com/H0zS9H7N92— Kevin Carrico (@kevincarrico) July 5, 2019
Business Sweden, som samägs av Utrikesdepartementet, deltog på Kinas propagandadag i Almedagen. Samtidigt har UD kritiserat Kina för kidnappningen av Gui Minhai. Hur går det ihop? https://t.co/7aPXpCgwGt
— almedalsliberal (@cbperlenberg) July 6, 2019
Kinas ambassadör beter sig som väntat i Almedalen. Förnekar politiska fångläger där över en miljon muslimer hålls, och anklagar Sveriges högsta domstol för bristande respekt mot lagen(!) https://t.co/MikdLJKPMG @larsstroman @patrikoksanen @frick @olawong @Peterinexile @KurdoBaksi
— Jojje Olsson (@jojjeols) July 4, 2019
