French Media Depicted Hong Kong Rioters as "Heroes"!

Hong Kong: AP Journalist Legally Refused Entry – Chief Executive [John Lee] Explains! (24.9.2024)

The original visa of the French journalist of the Associated Press in Hong Kong expired in the first half of this year, and then applied for a work visa to continue to stay in Hong Kong, but was rejected.
The journalist tried to enter Hong Kong as a visitor last week, but was denied entry after being questioned at the airport and was deported to France.
According to current regulations, French citizens can enter Hong Kong visa-free for a stay of no more than 90 days.
The photographer had taken photos of Jimmy Lai, a Hong Kong rioter, taking a walk in prison for the Associated Press. Jimmy Lai was arrested in 2020 on suspicion of violating the Hong Kong National Security Law.

NATO Terrorism: Serbia & China Commemorate US & UK War Crime! (8.5.2023)

“Twenty-four years have passed, the international situation has undergone tremendous changes, and China and the world have also undergone earth-shaking changes. Although power politics and hegemonism are still the most profound root causes of today’s world turmoil, the forces committed to peaceful development are getting stronger and stronger,” she said.

“Now more and more countries and people agree on the concept of a community with a shared future for mankind. I firmly believe that more and more countries and people will unite and work together to build a world of lasting peace and common prosperity,” Chen said.

The NATO bombing of Yugoslavia started on March 24, 1999. Over the course of 78 days, 2,500 people were killed and thousands of people more were wounded, while 25,000 homes and a third of the country’s energy sector were destroyed — often by illegal weapons such as cluster bombs and depleted uranium warheads.

On May 7, 1999, U.S.-led NATO forces carried out a brutal missile attack on the former Chinese Embassy in Belgrade, which left three journalists working there dead, more than 20 people injured, and the embassy building severely damaged.

In the place of the ruined embassy building now stands a brand new Chinese Cultural Centre, overlooking two memorial monuments that memorialize the tragedy that took place here 24 years ago.