The anti-racist organization, funded by the taxpayers of the London-based Sadiq Khan government, is under investigation after one of its directors denied the communist genocide against the Uighurs in China.
The watchdog group, an anti-racist organization that received taxpayer money from left-wing London mayor Sadiq Khan, is currently under investigation after one of its directors denied the ongoing genocide against Uighurs in communist China.
The director at the center of the controversy, Peng Hua, has reportedly resigned, along with Bobby Chan, who was reportedly pictured temporarily summoning attendees while waving the red flag of the CPC at a concert led by the pro-Hong Kong Democrat singer “Cockroach”.
According to the report TelegramHua published an article stating that “Beijing questions the truth about the repression of the Uhgur minority and also supports the suppression of human rights in Hong Kong.”
This reportedly prompted an official investigation into the organization that allegedly received funding from an organization linked to billionaire George Soros.
“There are serious concerns with the Monitoring Group and we have clarified that appropriate action must be taken. [the Community Alliance To Combat Hate]”, – said the mayor’s representative of the police and crime department.
“The monitoring team has responded to the issues raised and two of its trustees have left the organization,” they continued. “We are waiting for the full result” [the Community Alliance To Combat Hate] Investigation into the activities of the Monitoring Group, including its senior representatives. ”
British police launch investigation after £10,000 bounty targeting Hong Kong activists https://t.co/20NsuaaFKe
– Breitbart London (@BreitbartLondon) December 6, 2021
While at least one pro-Hong Kong activist has expressed relief that both Hua and Chang have left their senior posts in the anti-apartheid organisation, this alleged incident will be only the latest in a series of lawsuits used by the Chinese Communist Party. anti-racist methods racism to further their agenda.
For example, a hate crime forum organized by the London Metropolitan Police, allegedly aimed at protecting people of Asian descent, was found to be linked to a CCP spy believed to be working in Westminster.
According to the report, Pek-san Tan, who leads the ESEA (East and Southeast Asia) Hate Crime Forum, was allegedly an accomplice to possible Beijing spy Christine Li, who allegedly used her position to criticize the Chinese. Communist Party as racist.
The CCP also allegedly used #StopAsianHate rallies in the UK and abroad to de-legitimate Uyghur and Hong Kong activists who oppose the authoritarian government, a rally that turned into a street fight after clashing with each other for democracy and anti-democracy last year. . In London’s Chinatown.
Source: Breitbart
