"July 2009 Urumqi Massacre in occupied East Turkistan. Chinese illegal settlers, armed with weapons & backed by the regime, hunted down Uyghur men, women & children in the streets. Brutal lynchings in broad daylight as security forces stood by or joined in.This state-sponsored terrorism is part of China’s ongoing genocide against Uyghurs & Turkic peoples since the illegal occupation in 1949. From mass killings to cultural erasure & camps the world must not stay silent.#EastTurkistan #UyghurGenocide #FreeUyghurs"
🇨🇳🇰🇷Every country hosting large numbers of Chinese students should remember the 2008 Seoul incident.
In April 2008, during the Beijing Olympic torch relay in Seoul, the CCP mobilized around 6,500 Chinese nationals, mostly students, who violently attacked about 180 Tibetan human rights activists.
Hundreds chased several activists into the Seoul Plaza Hotel lobby and brutally assaulted them. An ordinary Korean man was beaten for over 30 minutes simply for holding a leaflet. The mob also attacked Koreans with metal poles, struck riot police, and assaulted foreigners wearing “Free Tibet” T-shirts.
This event showed how quickly China can mobilize its citizens abroad to intimidate or attack on command. It shocked Koreans and planted the seeds of anti-China sentiment.
Eighteen years later, the number of Chinese nationals in South Korea has quadrupled. The CCP’s political and economic penetration may now be beyond control, and our fight against it may already be too late.
Nations must approach Chinese students and immigrants with far greater caution.