Tokio, Japan. 30.. November 2022. Ein Demonstrant mit einem Bruce-Lee-Zitat: "Sei Wasser mein Freund." Bruce Lee stammt aus Hongkong und hat vor allem mehrere Kung-Fu-Filme in der Stadt gedreht. Tokyoiten, Hong Kongers, Taiwanesen, Uiguren und chinesische Dissidenten protestieren außerhalb des Bahnhofs Shinjuku gegen Präsident Xi Jingping und die drakonische Null-COVID-Politik der Kommunistischen Partei Chinas (KPCh) nach einem Brand in einer Ãœrümqi, Hauptstadt der Autonomen Region Xinjiang Uigur, bei einem Hochhaus kamen 10 Menschen ums Leben. Der Vorfall löste die größte Welle ziviler Unruhen in China seit dem Tiananmen-Platz 1989 aus

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• Aufnahmedatum: 30. November 2022
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November 30, 2022, Tokyo, Japan: A protester with a Bruce Lee quote ''Be water my friend.'' Bruce Lee is native to Hong Kong and notably filmed several Kung Fu movies in the city. ..Tokyoites, Hong Kongers, Taiwanese, Uyghurs and Chinese dissidents protest outside Shinjuku Station against President Xi Jingping and the governing Chinese Communist Party's (CCP) draconian Zero-COVID policy after a fire in an Ãœrümqi, capitol of the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region, high rise building killed 10 people. The incident sparked the largest wave of civil unrest across China since the 1989 Tiananmen Square Pro-Democracy movement as protesters claim residents were locked into their homes by authorities enforcing strict COVID mandates. Chinese authorities deny these allegations and claim that parked cars delayed firefighters from accessing the building. A blank piece of paper has become the defining symbol of the movement in protest of censorship measures and restrictions of freedom of speech, as the signs technically say nothing legally seditious of the Communist Party. ..Discontent with increasing authoritarianism in China amid the COVID-19 pandemic reached a boiling point after strict lockdowns in Shanghai and major cities forced Chinese citizens to be confined to their homes, even without food, and has blocked many Chinese university students living abroad from returning home for over three years. Despite leading an unpopular 2-month lockdown of Shanghai, Li Qiang was recently promoted by President Xi to the No. 2 spot on the seven member Standing Committee governing the nation. (Credit Image: © Taidgh Barron/ZUMA Press Wire)

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