Ty Vann Commies are no longer welcome. No one wants you or needs you. You’re always telling the whole world how perfect China is and how terrible every other country is, so please go back to your little Communist utopia in Beijing and slap people there.
@@adinfinitum6075 wow... thanks for letting us know, we would never have realised that this wasn't filmed in Chy-na if you hadn't said anything. I'll nominate you for a *Darwin Award*
@@aisve3355 I personally wouldn't want to visit China with the current government in power as they treat foreigners from certain countries with suspicion and monitor them very closely, although I would love to visit. The people, the culture and the food all seem quite appealing to me. But when it comes to the Chinese Communist party they go to great lengths to censor and prevent freedoms such as freedom of speech, the right to protest, and fair democratic elections. This isn't western propaganda, this is a fact!
The slapping was repeated and seemingly unwarranted. The gentleman speaking to her seemed quite restrained and reasonable in his language. Just imagine the consequences to a western journalist acting like this in Beijing at the CCP Conference.
Depends....she could have been let off because she knew someone that worked their, networking and friendships is kinda a big thing cause my dad has like over 100+ contacts and has been added into over 50+ group chats.
Just like fake free speech, America has fake free markets. If your free speech debunks propaganda, you will be censored/banned. If you buy stock that hurts billionaires, you will be stopped. Banks get bailouts while evicting you from houses. It’s all rigged against the people. I still remember how nayraih fake testimony was used to wage war against Iraq on the pretext of weapon of mass destruction , though such weapons doesn't exist till times. -zubair khan How False Testimony and a Massive U.S. Propaganda Machine Bolstered George H.W. Bush’s War on Iraq ua-cam.com/video/WkRylMGLPMU/v-deo.html
Yeah, you have freedom of speech in U.K., but it doesn't mean you have the right to interrupt an event or someone's speak. If you want to say something about the topic of this conference, not rubbish, wait for Q&A session or rising your hand for permission. If you don't respect others, you were not welcome in event anymore, that why you are ejected. The guy just patted on the journalist's shoulder at first before he got slap. Why some comments accused him of harassment or using violence?
Their conference they have the right to remove a person she won't leave so they have the right to forcefully she is lucky she wasn't drag out and the person was clam trying to remove her. I wonder what will happen if I scream during one of those puppet shows that Xi Ping does and see what the people will do to me.
She remind of the this without the full force. [RAW] Hong Kong: Protest mob knocks this guy out [FULL lead-up] ua-cam.com/video/RFwGqF3QlVc/v-deo.html "No freedom of speech in Hong Kong beside the violence protestors."
I’m from China and... I’m speechless, I guess it’s also bc I don’t live there but still. She was the one being rude, not only she didn’t get any charges but is demanding for a apology??
Yes, in the UK you do not point at someone like that, certainly not at a lady. Clearly Englsih is not her first language and she was told to shut up repeatedly.
We don't see what started the argument in this video, but two guys going for one woman; one of them holding her arms from her back and the other pointing fingers at her in quite an authoritative manner. and he seems to have touched her in the first place before she snapped. I doubt anyone in this comment section would keep their cool. I know I wouldn't
'student volunteer'? He is more like a HK rioter fighting, trying to silence and kicking out people whom he believes have a different view about the HK situation. That supposedly 'student volunteer' has NO right to grab the woman in the first place. He should have called the police or security guards instead if the woman did something against the rules of the conference.
I feel that such a foreign correspondent will not make such a move if she is not stimulated by other factors. If you are a journalist, if someone does not welcome you, while rushing you, insulting you, also touch you. Normal people will make such defensive actions, not to mention that people is a woman.
At least people have the right to choose their leaders in democracy though the politics there are proved to be shit. In my country, South Korea the former president was impeached for corruption and arrogation of her government and she is now jailed, being served more than 20 yrs. In past 2 years, we finally realized that people have the POWER when they focus their attention together on politics. Unfortunately, many mainland Chinese people don't seem to know that simple principle of democracy while other Chinese people living somewhere called as the part of China, such as Taiwan and Hong Kong are pursuing for that democracy desperately.
Hey I didn't see anyone in the video insulting her? Someone else was giving a speech and she flipped shit and stopped the speech, maybe that is not considered as rudeness in China? Is this all you communists do? Bullshiting about your 'facts'?
I guess it ingrains in their mentality to have this kind of behavior. You can find it from tourists, now from journalists, and sooner than you think there's gonna be some of their compatriots come to defend this awful behavior out of their untra-nationalism. It's just simply a national trait.
So many righteous judges here , based on a few seconds of video clip. Is anyone clear why there was an argument ? As if your government and party should be responsible for your individual behavior here . What a shame !
It looks like the man was trying to touch her and she was trying to punch his hand. I don't know what happened before, but according to this video, it cannot be concluded that this lady was at wrong.
The man was trying to restrain the woman as she tried to assault. Under British law, people can restrain if the Person And/Or the Public safety is threatened
For the people saying he touched her first, as seen from the video, his left hand was barely touching her right shoulder as she was yelling, and he repeated "Can you please go." Left hand touching. Not grabbing. Not punching. Just for those unknowing.
I wonder why a lot of Chinese always make shameful acts whenever they're in other country. Like, they have this certain "entitlement" that shows a lot of disrespect in every action that they do. Unbelievable.
A fair question. The footage does not show what was leading up to this incident, other what is written in the media... which seems to be CGTN vs everyone else.
@@thirien59I would like to agree with many of the comments here, but I would like to stay unbiased also, i mean this video and title are kinda lean more towards anti-china propaganda with its wording and style. First, the video didn't show the whole story, I mean it's possible that they refused the journalist into the conference just because she's from China(even though after the possibility of issuing her a journalist card), I would be mad too. Second, this video focused on how she's from ccp and stuff, never stated how it got here, like why was there an argument in the first place, and trust me if the story from the beginning sides with the media they wouldn't hesitate to slap on china. So it is very possible that this journalist was unfairly treated, denied the freedom of press in this conference, then touched, and then retaliated.
The bad part is UK caving in to the Chinese embassy. Laws need to change where regardless of who a person is or their job positions they need to be held liable of any crimes committed in their host country.
She said "leave me alone" and slapped someone's hand and not the face...I'm assuming because she doesn't want to be touched. But why was she angry tho, what was the reason for her anger? This story is so one sided.
The whole video only shows and repeating the time that the journalist slapped the guy but not showing the whole incident how it was started. All story must have two sides.
Can you tell when she said "you (the volunteer) have no right, but she insisted that she has her rights"? If you really want to find out what happened, it's all over the internet, here's one of them www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6315421/Chinese-journalist-charged-slapping-Tory-volunteer-row.html. BTW, South China Morning Post is owned by Alibaba, a Chinese owned company.
A news reporter from china central TV. Allowed to go in a conference to report in the UK. Freedom of press. She in a journalistic capacity turned into a demonstrator and protestor. What is the logic there? A Very wise move. She then disrupted the normal proceeding of things and peace. People asked her to calm down or leave. Now China demands a sincere appoloy from the UK. I have to admit I m too stupid to understand all this. Sorry.
Ok this is what happened: British Conservative annual conference. Human Rights Commission concerned about Hong Hong basic law invalid now. Rogers said he loves China. China's success is good for Chinese and Britain. Then the lady Kong Linlin started to call him a liar, all others are traitors, want to split China. Then the guy ask her to calm down she start to yell, hitting.
Dean Lewis FYI, Bad Apple L is a despicable and pathetic troll. He's just fabulating with his rubbishes. I suggest you to challenge him and ask him show you the source of his bullcraps.
@@youabcouthad4113 I've read other news, from the ABC (Australia) as well as SCMP, neither of which took a pro stance to this journalist. However, what happened in how they came to be removed is newsworthy. Mere footage of the slap can be misconstrued if there was an altercation immediately prior which justified the action, although hitting in itself is not justified, making the threat to call police valid. I think we can be bigger then anti-mainland sentiment just for the sake of it. Surely what specifically happened does matter.
Dean Lewis Do you have any credible link which it gives a full detail what was happening? If the journalist was in a public place and she didn't disturb anyone, I don't see any legitimate reason why the NGO had an altercation with her. SCMP shows only very short footage of a very agitated journalist. But SCMP didn't provide any details regarding the cause of altercation and why she was agitated.
@@youabcouthad4113 I've only seen this, read the news article from ABC (Australia) and CGTN. CGTV (English version of CCTV) took one stance, the ABC took another stance around Chinese journalists under pressure to follow the party, with interesting investigative journalism to back up that point. The ABC may have a point, but does that mean the journalist was treated rightly? We won't know unless we get a more detailed picture.
Jack zhang In general, everyone can talk about any topic they like. More specifically, the PRC is supposed to respect the Sino-British joint declaration signed by Margareth Thatcher and Deng Xiaoping. If you sign a contract, then usually you have to respect it.
@@ab-ul1yz The moral question is why should China recognize a contract of a country that once was a tyrant and actually forced the Chinese to sign the contract at a gunpoint.
Why so much unfair comment toward CCP ,Guy first touched her and try to manhandle a woman and a journalist during reporting, that's why she slapped ,it wasn't on Face,it was kind of help defense move Why you people hate so much to a particular country, Is your country so perfect to judge other country affairs.
5 cowards touching and pushing a woman around and then do a slow motion of her defending herself and call the police saying she attacked them and of course our cops arrest her. They did not care enough to look at the video before deciding who should they arrest. I'm glad the embassy intervened and got the lady released. I am ashamed that this has happened.
According to all witness accounts, she was the first to get violent by slapping people before the video starts. She has been released from custody but is still being charged with assault. She is due to show up in court.
I just did some research for those of you who are wondering the cause of the fight. For something SCMP mentioned: The event was organised by NGO Hong Kong Watch and Conservative Party Human Rights Comission Kong Linlin, that angry woman in the video is a journalist from CCTV For something SCMP have not mentioned: The event is an annual meeting of Conservative Party. There were three famous Hong Kong separatists(Benny Tai Yiu-ting, Nathan Law Kwun-chung, Martin Lee Chu-ming) in there doing speech about democracy(separaitsm). Kong Linlin was trying to ask question but stopped by organizers. Then, you see what happened in the video. Also, Hong Kong Watch is a "NGO" established by Benedict Rogers who is the the co-founder and deputy chairman of the Conservative Party's human rights commission
she made us (chinese) all look bad. hk is an internal matter. if uk wants to get involved, maybe they never should've handed it back. nonetheless, knowing how CCTV operates and how aggressive her attitude was..... she is probably in a relationship with someone higher up within CCTV. but given the amount of chinese overseas, it is important that she be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. we cannot jeopardize the safety and well being of chinese expatriates.
See how Water melon aka Yellow Panda is using provocative words like Hypocrite, Drama queen, Dog whistle to carry out his personal attacks. In a previous video about 7 eleven Japanese cashier being asked to speak Chinese, these are some of the other key words he used in a series of attacks in his comments while I responded without being personal with him: Man up Snowflake Drama King/Queen Pathetic Dumbass Weak The words got harsher and more vulgar with a lot of racism directed at whites and Indians. You can tell that this water melon aka yellow panda likes to go on a rampage to terrorise the comment threads. He bears all the trademark of a fifty cents (Wu Mao) army, people who get paid 50 cents RMB per post to steer and put down negative remarks about China. Though their methods resulted in more people hating China ironically
Sean What do you mean by namaste ? Are you even Indian ? If not then don’t say it please Chinese people will mistake you for an Indian and the hatred will only grow
I have friends that are Chinese and they don’t act like that so I am going to say that that ONE Chinese reporter was very rude and violent but not all Chinese people
Thanks for your comment buddy. Actually the annoyed girl was offended at first and had no choice but to fight back. She is not rude or violent by herself. It is the tories' fault to irrationally drive her away, which obviously violates the principle of speech freedom.
You are wrong though, it was 100% her choice to slap people. Feeling annoyed or offended isn't a justification. They only reason they asked her to leave was because she was disrupting the panel by yelling insults and ranting and not allowing anyone else to speak or replyShe was politely asked to leave, because this was a private event on private property. She refused to leave, so they had the right to physically remove her. "Free speech" doesn't give one the right to trespass on private property. Also, according to all witness accounts she started slapping before the video started, simply because a man asked her to go.If she wanted to voice her opposition, she can yell all she wants...in a public space. Like outside
She needs to pay that guy she assaulted a big fine a community service to clean up the place where this happened or a jail time no bond.... They think they can get away with it just coz they have money to throw around, it doesn't mean they can assault, insults and disregard or disrespect the event or people that works there....
For the people saying he touched her first, as seen from the video, his left hand was barely touching her right shoulder as she was yelling, and he repeated "Can you please go." Left hand touching. Not grabbing. Not punching. Just for those unknowing.
Poor Westen people.They don't know the story behind this issue. Those HongKong and British people tried to spread some political idea about the independence of HongKong. Then that lady tried to say something to oppose this idea,but she failed. As u can see, these HongKong and British people did everything to prevent her from doing so.U should always keep in mind that some media do not want the public to know the whole story.
Jerry Chou I don't see whats wrong with spreading the idea of Hong Kong independance? They want their democratic life style so their fighting for it, how is that wrong? Or do u think they should just obey CCP rules?
Jerry Chou I live in the U.S. It wouldn't bother me if Hawaii desired to secede or if California desired to secede. Hawaii would make the most sense since it is so isolated from the rest of the United States, but I the state is so entrenched in American culture that I dont believe any except a small sect of descendents of natives have voiced opinions about seceding. In California, it is the same in that only a small group voices the opinion to gain independence. Ultimately, the support isn't there for any state but if a group were to voice the opinion of succession no educated person would tell them to their face that they have no right to voice their opinions. California and Hawaii aside, the situation in Hong Kong is much more similar to Puerto Rico's relationship to the U.S. The difference being that Puerto Rico benefits from its relationship with the U.S. while Hong Kong likely will lose its political autonomy in the coming future, which to the opinion of what seems to be a sizeable portion of the population is not favorable. Even if Hong Kong were to secede what does the loss of such a small land mass with just seven million people matter to mainlanders who number 1.4 billion?
The only thing i can relate is the fact that the lady might slapt the man maybe because he was pointing her , and it is very disrespectful towards asian people. Poiting is a sign of fight , and it should be avoided to prevent this sort of thing. Watch at 0,05 , you see the guy point the lady and she point back, but after she was blocked, the guy continued to provoke her by pointing her. That is some sort of harrasment that people can't understand.
Jack Orange Pointing may be disrespectful but it doesn't justify a slap, and it's not a sign to fight, you moron. I'm Asian and this is complete horse shit. Besides, with someone as worldly as a foreign correspondent, she should be aware enough to subscribe more to international standards and common sense than some nonsense that only applies at home.
@@doryfishie2 wich country are you from? By asian i don't mean all the countey here ( Like russia for ex) , but only the ones that are influenced by chinese culture , so India (the biggest country i have in mind) and nearby south-west country don't relate so much. Fight in other hand,, doesn't mean specifically physical contact, but also verbal abuse. The chinese woman don't have an outstand english , as you can see she doesn't respond immediadlty after she slap the guy. Just to be clear , explain and defend aren't the same, and i'm explaining the woman feeling through what i can see.
Trinh Nguyen that depends whether she’s slapped on that guy’s face or just slapped on that guy’s finger which was pointing on her. If the second one, I see it as a self protection
Dun be an idiot. She slap himfirst. THEN he pointed at her and said"if u hit me again i will call the police" Prc r fking disgrace to chinese from other countries. Hate them to da max.
![In full: Photojournalist May James arrested by Hong Kong police [STP Media]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/-JXy413lJXk/mqdefault.jpg)
"I have the right to protest" Tell that to the Chinese government.....
She wasn't in China now was she...
Ty Vann Commies are no longer welcome. No one wants you or needs you. You’re always telling the whole world how perfect China is and how terrible every other country is, so please go back to your little Communist utopia in Beijing and slap people there.
@@adinfinitum6075 wow... thanks for letting us know, we would never have realised that this wasn't filmed in Chy-na if you hadn't said anything. I'll nominate you for a *Darwin Award*
They did not allow her to express during the meeting...in the first place
@@aisve3355 I personally wouldn't want to visit China with the current government in power as they treat foreigners from certain countries with suspicion and monitor them very closely, although I would love to visit. The people, the culture and the food all seem quite appealing to me. But when it comes to the Chinese Communist party they go to great lengths to censor and prevent freedoms such as freedom of speech, the right to protest, and fair democratic elections. This isn't western propaganda, this is a fact!
The slapping was repeated and seemingly unwarranted. The gentleman speaking to her seemed quite restrained and reasonable in his language. Just imagine the consequences to a western journalist acting like this in Beijing at the CCP Conference.
Probably the same. Don't assume people are uncivilized just because you don’t like them that's prejudice
now i understand why hong kong people are so mad at china.
@@thirien59 Hong Kong people are arrogant
@@delongtsway953 Don’t assume people are ignorant just because you don’t like them that’s prejudice
@@Ghosty716 I didn't say ignorant I said arrogant and it's based on diverse anecdotal accounts of interactions with Hong Kong people.
You may have a right to protest, but no right to hurt someone.
Shouting and misbehaving - barbaric
Hitting someone - lack of upbringing
Bullying a student - disgraceful
Being entitled - Disillusioned
= Chinese
And CCTV demands apology....tells you alot about the people running its government.
Sum it up = Mainland Chinese
Communist ehh
Or 1vs a gang of youths circling her. Self defense if you ask me.
"she was released without charges after the Chinese embassy intervened"
Me: Is it common in China?
More than you've ever thought of. Relationship DOES matter in mainland.
Depends....she could have been let off because she knew someone that worked their, networking and friendships is kinda a big thing cause my dad has like over 100+ contacts and has been added into over 50+ group chats.
china is common for such things lol,china is full with talented peoples and also full of rude peoples-
Just like fake free speech, America has fake free markets. If your free speech debunks propaganda, you will be censored/banned. If you buy stock that hurts billionaires, you will be stopped. Banks get bailouts while evicting you from houses. It’s all rigged against the people.
I still remember how nayraih fake testimony was used to wage war against Iraq on the pretext of weapon of mass destruction , though such weapons doesn't exist till times.
-zubair khan
How False Testimony and a Massive U.S. Propaganda Machine Bolstered George H.W. Bush’s War on Iraq
ua-cam.com/video/WkRylMGLPMU/v-deo.html
Ye
Mainland chinese claiming she has rights? What a joke
Jonathan Ong actually they have rights that a lot of democracy’s that we don’t have too
Jonathan ur a joke
@@peng1790 no, you are the joke. Stop commenting wumao
sinophobia
@FF in China people don't get shot in public, they just disappear lol, boy your whole life is a lie and you don't even realize it
I feel bad for the guy married to her. Life must be rough.
Yeah, you have freedom of speech in U.K., but it doesn't mean you have the right to interrupt an event or someone's speak.
If you want to say something about the topic of this conference, not rubbish, wait for Q&A session or rising your hand for permission. If you don't respect others, you were not welcome in event anymore, that why you are ejected.
The guy just patted on the journalist's shoulder at first before he got slap.
Why some comments accused him of harassment or using violence?
Deliberately touching someone without their permission is assault.
Their conference they have the right to remove a person she won't leave so they have the right to forcefully she is lucky she wasn't drag out and the person was clam trying to remove her. I wonder what will happen if I scream during one of those puppet shows that Xi Ping does and see what the people will do to me.
No we do not have free speech in Britain.
@@rhannay39 So if woman touch me in the shoulder, can I slap her ??
rhannay39 So anybody can just show up in an event and yell, slap and scream however they want? Cool, seems fantastic.
She was creating a fuss so that she can display her fighter spirit to her coworkers, and get a promotion back in CCTV - her workplace.
And a few extra *social credit points*
This makes no sense at all
@@Unace1 what part do you not understand?
lool
sinophobia
So they expect the organisers to apologise yet she gets away with assaulting a student? How did that come about 😅
A Chinese woman saying "I have the right to protest".
Can anything get funnier than this.
Yes, you who doesn't even know about protests in China...
Yeah, CCTV CGTN, Xinhua News, ... They are all bullsh*t and trashier than CNN and Buzzfeed
@@aviationnine-tailedfox2216 Says the guy who watches Fox News.
@@ZhengZL69 says the guy who can't watch winne the pooh in china because it's a cartoon
@@alexfrancis3581 says the guy who uses a cartoon as an insult to an nation.
Now that's what is called a CCP Karen😂
Victor Campos well she does have short hair it checks out
She remind of the this without the full force.
[RAW] Hong Kong: Protest mob knocks this guy out [FULL lead-up]
ua-cam.com/video/RFwGqF3QlVc/v-deo.html
"No freedom of speech in Hong Kong beside the violence protestors."
@@condorX2 Spammer everybody report him
during the Russian revolution the karen were the cruelest
I’m from China and... I’m speechless, I guess it’s also bc I don’t live there but still. She was the one being rude, not only she didn’t get any charges but is demanding for a apology??
Yes, in the UK you do not point at someone like that, certainly not at a lady. Clearly Englsih is not her first language and she was told to shut up repeatedly.
She think freedom of speech include right to slap.
When is China not demanding apology for any conflict, honestly.
But, what about America..?
Not necessarily there are a LOTT more countries that demand for apologies more than China and even if it’s their own fault.
Eternal Space RIGHT
every country has their own type of karen soo 💁🏽♀️
Hypocrite, slapping other and talk about "right" ..the heck
What is the cause of the fight?? I hate how news only show partial story!!
fatcrewz and that prevent her freedom of speech? 😉 the hypocrite west hahahahaah
Does it matter the whole story. She slapped the guy she was plain wrong.
Brian Daclac try being insulted in the public in such a manner. See if u would go crazy
@@jasonsalz7185 It's a private event on private property, and she physically assaulted someone. What part of that is confusing to you?
@@jasonsalz7185 you go crazy, then you go to jail...simple...
Deportation is the answer to such behaviour
Definitely an agent, i never slapped any volunteers and my embassy came to support me.
is it part of mainland culture? expressing anger with physical attack
I find it really weak that Britain allowed the chinese embassy to intervene and get this lady off from assault.
We don't see what started the argument in this video, but two guys going for one woman; one of them holding her arms from her back and the other pointing fingers at her in quite an authoritative manner. and he seems to have touched her in the first place before she snapped. I doubt anyone in this comment section would keep their cool. I know I wouldn't
am I missing something or is there no explanation for many of these videos??
China was never in my buckeplace of countries to visit. Most people are rude and ill-mannered because i personally experienced it in my own country
She should try this in China and see how far she gets.
If she was a westerner,people here will praise her so brave so fearless she is defending her right. Typical double standards,make me sick
"I have the *right* to..."
Yeah sure
She does
Hipocracy 😑 Doesn't have limits
'student volunteer'? He is more like a HK rioter fighting, trying to silence and kicking out people whom he believes have a different view about the HK situation. That supposedly 'student volunteer' has NO right to grab the woman in the first place. He should have called the police or security guards instead if the woman did something against the rules of the conference.
Does China talk about rights or democratic? Lol
I feel that such a foreign correspondent will not make such a move if she is not stimulated by other factors. If you are a journalist, if someone does not welcome you, while rushing you, insulting you, also touch you. Normal people will make such defensive actions, not to mention that people is a woman.
All of u assholes just ignore the guy attacked her first! That's how u protect ur fking democracy? fking disgusting!
At least people have the right to choose their leaders in democracy though the politics there are proved to be shit. In my country, South Korea the former president was impeached for corruption and arrogation of her government and she is now jailed, being served more than 20 yrs. In past 2 years, we finally realized that people have the POWER when they focus their attention together on politics. Unfortunately, many mainland Chinese people don't seem to know that simple principle of democracy while other Chinese people living somewhere called as the part of China, such as Taiwan and Hong Kong are pursuing for that democracy desperately.
Hey I didn't see anyone in the video insulting her? Someone else was giving a speech and she flipped shit and stopped the speech, maybe that is not considered as rudeness in China? Is this all you communists do? Bullshiting about your 'facts'?
Who the fuck attacked her? The guy was only pointing at her, you fucking blind or you've got two assholes on your face instead of eyeballs?
Embarrassing her whole country.
I guess it ingrains in their mentality to have this kind of behavior. You can find it from tourists, now from journalists, and sooner than you think there's gonna be some of their compatriots come to defend this awful behavior out of their untra-nationalism. It's just simply a national trait.
So many righteous judges here , based on a few seconds of video clip. Is anyone clear why there was an argument ? As if your government and party should be responsible for your individual behavior here . What a shame !
It looks like the man was trying to touch her and she was trying to punch his hand. I don't know what happened before, but according to this video, it cannot be concluded that this lady was at wrong.
The man was trying to restrain the woman as she tried to assault. Under British law, people can restrain if the Person And/Or the Public safety is threatened
For the people saying he touched her first, as seen from the video, his left hand was barely touching her right shoulder as she was yelling, and he repeated "Can you please go." Left hand touching. Not grabbing. Not punching. Just for those unknowing.
He touched her. But she hit him after his hand had retracted!
It wasn't even a real slap
"You have no right" "Shame on you" is the most Asian woman thing to say. I literally hear that all the time when my Mom argues.
Well your Mum's not wrong.Children of Chinese parents have no rights and must always feel shame.I know because I am one too
And she was released. Of course. Why was I surprised again?
I wonder what the reaction would have been from China had he of slapped her instead... would they be demanding he be arrested and imprisoned?
where was she in 1989?
I wonder why a lot of Chinese always make shameful acts whenever they're in other country. Like, they have this certain "entitlement" that shows a lot of disrespect in every action that they do. Unbelievable.
Why was she upset to begin with?
A fair question. The footage does not show what was leading up to this incident, other what is written in the media... which seems to be CGTN vs everyone else.
@@stevoz6743 Do you make Rav Party bottled water?
It is called self-victimization. Mainlanders are good at that, try to google Sweden Chinese tourist.
@@stevoz6743 😈☠😎
Hormones and menopause
This guy touched her, he should not.
That normal touch in the shoulder that almost every one do. Also, she asked to leaved and she did not comply
Have no rights to touch her yet thinks she have the rights to slap others?
Can I ask what was the fight about? Thank you
Ya..I was wondering the same..seems to have been lost..LOL
It's ashamed to be a chinese.
One reason why I hate media. They only show u part of the story, so stay unbiased until you know what has actually happened.
i dont know, but she seemed hysterical in front of a calm person.
@@thirien59I would like to agree with many of the comments here, but I would like to stay unbiased also, i mean this video and title are kinda lean more towards anti-china propaganda with its wording and style. First, the video didn't show the whole story, I mean it's possible that they refused the journalist into the conference just because she's from China(even though after the possibility of issuing her a journalist card), I would be mad too. Second, this video focused on how she's from ccp and stuff, never stated how it got here, like why was there an argument in the first place, and trust me if the story from the beginning sides with the media they wouldn't hesitate to slap on china. So it is very possible that this journalist was unfairly treated, denied the freedom of press in this conference, then touched, and then retaliated.
you're totally right. we don't see what started everything
maybe he shouldnt be waving his little fingers in peoples faces
The bad part is UK caving in to the Chinese embassy. Laws need to change where regardless of who a person is or their job positions they need to be held liable of any crimes committed in their host country.
She said "leave me alone" and slapped someone's hand and not the face...I'm assuming because she doesn't want to be touched. But why was she angry tho, what was the reason for her anger? This story is so one sided.
The whole video only shows and repeating the time that the journalist slapped the guy but not showing the whole incident how it was started. All story must have two sides.
Can you tell when she said "you (the volunteer) have no right, but she insisted that she has her rights"? If you really want to find out what happened, it's all over the internet, here's one of them www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6315421/Chinese-journalist-charged-slapping-Tory-volunteer-row.html. BTW, South China Morning Post is owned by Alibaba, a Chinese owned company.
she does not even know what "democratic" mean.
Its true that we dont know the full story but no matter what, she should stay calm.
Didn’t know China had Karens.
Mainland Chinese think they are above other Chinese 💀
A news reporter from china central TV. Allowed to go in a conference to report in the UK. Freedom of press. She in a journalistic capacity turned into a demonstrator and protestor. What is the logic there? A Very wise move. She then disrupted the normal proceeding of things and peace. People asked her to calm down or leave. Now China demands a sincere appoloy from the UK. I have to admit I m too stupid to understand all this. Sorry.
They should've invited her to debate the issues.
So she was in jail for that? I wonder about journalists from other countries
women like her deserve to be behind bars
Ok this is what happened: British Conservative annual conference. Human Rights Commission concerned about Hong Hong basic law invalid now. Rogers said he loves China. China's success is good for Chinese and Britain. Then the lady Kong Linlin started to call him a liar, all others are traitors, want to split China. Then the guy ask her to calm down she start to yell, hitting.
Would love to see how it went down, but seems like a fair reason to be removed.
Even journalists need to keep order and wait for question time.
Dean Lewis
FYI, Bad Apple L is a despicable and pathetic troll. He's just fabulating with his rubbishes. I suggest you to challenge him and ask him show you the source of his bullcraps.
@@youabcouthad4113 I've read other news, from the ABC (Australia) as well as SCMP, neither of which took a pro stance to this journalist. However, what happened in how they came to be removed is newsworthy. Mere footage of the slap can be misconstrued if there was an altercation immediately prior which justified the action, although hitting in itself is not justified, making the threat to call police valid.
I think we can be bigger then anti-mainland sentiment just for the sake of it. Surely what specifically happened does matter.
Dean Lewis
Do you have any credible link which it gives a full detail what was happening? If the journalist was in a public place and she didn't disturb anyone, I don't see any legitimate reason why the NGO had an altercation with her. SCMP shows only very short footage of a very agitated journalist. But SCMP didn't provide any details regarding the cause of altercation and why she was agitated.
@@youabcouthad4113 I've only seen this, read the news article from ABC (Australia) and CGTN. CGTV (English version of CCTV) took one stance, the ABC took another stance around Chinese journalists under pressure to follow the party, with interesting investigative journalism to back up that point. The ABC may have a point, but does that mean the journalist was treated rightly? We won't know unless we get a more detailed picture.
Communist country person asking about where is democracy... Lamo
What qualifications do the British have to discuss Hong Kong's democracy because they once colonized it?
Jack zhang In general, everyone can talk about any topic they like. More specifically, the PRC is supposed to respect the Sino-British joint declaration signed by Margareth Thatcher and Deng Xiaoping. If you sign a contract, then usually you have to respect it.
@@ab-ul1yz The moral question is why should China recognize a contract of a country that once was a tyrant and actually forced the Chinese to sign the contract at a gunpoint.
Aashish Thapa Because the CCP already knew about British colonial past when it signed the declaration.
@@ab-ul1yz if it's not mutual then you dont have to.
Aashish Thapa What is not mutual?
Why so much unfair comment toward CCP ,Guy first touched her and try to manhandle a woman and a journalist during reporting, that's why she slapped ,it wasn't on Face,it was kind of help defense move
Why you people hate so much to a particular country, Is your country so perfect to judge other country affairs.
The guy grabbed her hand and that was why she slapped him!!!
Ccp is just a bunch of guys sick of the head
Why are grown man playing victims here, leave her alone.
5 cowards touching and pushing a woman around and then do a slow motion of her defending herself and call the police saying she attacked them and of course our cops arrest her. They did not care enough to look at the video before deciding who should they arrest. I'm glad the embassy intervened and got the lady released. I am ashamed that this has happened.
Get your eyes checked. When do you see 5 guys pushing her around? All i see is a agro bit&ch shouting and going all psycho.
According to all witness accounts, she was the first to get violent by slapping people before the video starts.
She has been released from custody but is still being charged with assault. She is due to show up in court.
I feel like this story requires more context. It feels one sided. What was she protesting? Why was she doing so? How was she protesting?
Yah
She needed a slap back.
I just did some research for those of you who are wondering the cause of the fight.
For something SCMP mentioned:
The event was organised by NGO Hong Kong Watch and Conservative Party Human Rights Comission
Kong Linlin, that angry woman in the video is a journalist from CCTV
For something SCMP have not mentioned:
The event is an annual meeting of Conservative Party.
There were three famous Hong Kong separatists(Benny Tai Yiu-ting, Nathan Law Kwun-chung, Martin Lee Chu-ming) in there doing speech about democracy(separaitsm). Kong Linlin was trying to ask question but stopped by organizers. Then, you see what happened in the video.
Also, Hong Kong Watch is a "NGO" established by Benedict Rogers who is the the co-founder and deputy chairman of the Conservative Party's human rights commission
i see.. SCMP is something like apple one..
Re-education camp. No trial straight in.
Do your protest in China, let's see how brave you are. 😂
Yes we all have rights!!show me evidence!!!!!
These Mainland chinese are giving chinese from other countries and even the nice ones in their own countries a very bad name
chinese have no shame
shame on the uploader! the video is obviously trimmed.the image enlarges all of a sudden. in the intact version, the so-called NGO grabbed her first
send this girl to hong kong
she made us (chinese) all look bad.
hk is an internal matter. if uk wants to get involved, maybe they never should've handed it back.
nonetheless, knowing how CCTV operates and how aggressive her attitude was..... she is probably in a relationship with someone higher up within CCTV.
but given the amount of chinese overseas, it is important that she be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.
we cannot jeopardize the safety and well being of chinese expatriates.
CCP Karen doesn't exist don't be afraid
CCP Karen:
She reminded me of someone I corresponded with. Very aggressive and agitated. Namaste.
What is namaste suppose to imply here?
@@aviraldangayach7670 To a peaceful existence. Too much chaos
The very agitated and aggressive person has appeared here as water melon. He changed his name from Yellow Panda to continue his reign of terror.
See how Water melon aka Yellow Panda is using provocative words like
Hypocrite,
Drama queen,
Dog whistle
to carry out his personal attacks. In a previous video about 7 eleven Japanese cashier being asked to speak Chinese, these are some of the other key words he used in a series of attacks in his comments while I responded without being personal with him:
Man up
Snowflake
Drama King/Queen
Pathetic
Dumbass
Weak
The words got harsher and more vulgar with a lot of racism directed at whites and Indians. You can tell that this water melon aka yellow panda likes to go on a rampage to terrorise the comment threads. He bears all the trademark of a fifty cents (Wu Mao) army, people who get paid 50 cents RMB per post to steer and put down negative remarks about China. Though their methods resulted in more people hating China ironically
Sean
What do you mean by namaste ?
Are you even Indian ?
If not then don’t say it please
Chinese people will mistake you for an Indian and the hatred will only grow
I have friends that are Chinese and they don’t act like that so I am going to say that that ONE Chinese reporter was very rude and violent but not all Chinese people
Thanks for your comment buddy. Actually the annoyed girl was offended at first and had no choice but to fight back. She is not rude or violent by herself. It is the tories' fault to irrationally drive her away, which obviously violates the principle of speech freedom.
You are wrong though, it was 100% her choice to slap people. Feeling annoyed or offended isn't a justification. They only reason they asked her to leave was because she was disrupting the panel by yelling insults and ranting and not allowing anyone else to speak or replyShe was politely asked to leave, because this was a private event on private property. She refused to leave, so they had the right to physically remove her. "Free speech" doesn't give one the right to trespass on private property. Also, according to all witness accounts she started slapping before the video started, simply because a man asked her to go.If she wanted to voice her opposition, she can yell all she wants...in a public space. Like outside
@@kxyzc1992Feeling offended gives people the right to be violent? Wow, good logic there. The next time my boss offends me, I should slap him right?
She needs to pay that guy she assaulted a big fine a community service to clean up the place where this happened or a jail time no bond.... They think they can get away with it just coz they have money to throw around, it doesn't mean they can assault, insults and disregard or disrespect the event or people that works there....
Acts like a 5yr old slaps someone c'mon
Before you judge do u even understand why she was mad in the first place?
A tiny slap on the tall guys hand is already an assault? 🤣
It seems that the man tried to touch her when they are arguing and she slapped his hands. Maybe she just want to protect herself.
She is working for Chinese mouthpiece. Soo their will be no case against her
Crazy
She has the right to protest, but she cannot interfere with the interests of others.
What would have happened if the man had been in place of this woman.
You call that slapping. Twisting informimation.
She slapped his hand
china is getting away with alot lately
Looked like he put his hands on her first.
For the people saying he touched her first, as seen from the video, his left hand was barely touching her right shoulder as she was yelling, and he repeated "Can you please go." Left hand touching. Not grabbing. Not punching. Just for those unknowing.
But how did it get to the fight?
"A chinese journalist speaking about rights and democratic."
Me: Did i read the wrong title?
Hipocracy : am I joke to you?
The title of the video is confusing... I was asking myself how british police could have arrested her in Hong Kong...
Poor Westen people.They don't know the story behind this issue. Those HongKong and British people tried to spread some political idea about the independence of HongKong. Then that lady tried to say something to oppose this idea,but she failed. As u can see, these HongKong and British people did everything to prevent her from doing so.U should always keep in mind that some media do not want the public to know the whole story.
Victor Hillbert How is it wrong to spread ideas about the independence of Hong Kong?
@caufield Excuse me? How many regions in your country? What about separating one of them?
@@theonlycaulfield why they're spreading the idea of independence of HK?
Jerry Chou I don't see whats wrong with spreading the idea of Hong Kong independance? They want their democratic life style so their fighting for it, how is that wrong? Or do u think they should just obey CCP rules?
Jerry Chou I live in the U.S. It wouldn't bother me if Hawaii desired to secede or if California desired to secede. Hawaii would make the most sense since it is so isolated from the rest of the United States, but I the state is so entrenched in American culture that I dont believe any except a small sect of descendents of natives have voiced opinions about seceding. In California, it is the same in that only a small group voices the opinion to gain independence. Ultimately, the support isn't there for any state but if a group were to voice the opinion of succession no educated person would tell them to their face that they have no right to voice their opinions. California and Hawaii aside, the situation in Hong Kong is much more similar to Puerto Rico's relationship to the U.S. The difference being that Puerto Rico benefits from its relationship with the U.S. while Hong Kong likely will lose its political autonomy in the coming future, which to the opinion of what seems to be a sizeable portion of the population is not favorable. Even if Hong Kong were to secede what does the loss of such a small land mass with just seven million people matter to mainlanders who number 1.4 billion?
Why did British police cave in to unreasonable requests of Chinese Embassy?
Bro I swear I saw my science teacher
and she was a journalist? 😱
The only thing i can relate is the fact that the lady might slapt the man maybe because he was pointing her , and it is very disrespectful towards asian people. Poiting is a sign of fight , and it should be avoided to prevent this sort of thing.
Watch at 0,05 , you see the guy point the lady and she point back, but after she was blocked, the guy continued to provoke her by pointing her. That is some sort of harrasment that people can't understand.
Jack Orange
Pointing may be disrespectful but it doesn't justify a slap, and it's not a sign to fight, you moron. I'm Asian and this is complete horse shit. Besides, with someone as worldly as a foreign correspondent, she should be aware enough to subscribe more to international standards and common sense than some nonsense that only applies at home.
@@doryfishie2 wich country are you from? By asian i don't mean all the countey here ( Like russia for ex) , but only the ones that are influenced by chinese culture , so India (the biggest country i have in mind) and nearby south-west country don't relate so much.
Fight in other hand,, doesn't mean specifically physical contact, but also verbal abuse. The chinese woman don't have an outstand english , as you can see she doesn't respond immediadlty after she slap the guy.
Just to be clear , explain and defend aren't the same, and i'm explaining the woman feeling through what i can see.
Jack Orange even if pointing is offensive, she still had no right to hit him. It is her fault!
Trinh Nguyen that depends whether she’s slapped on that guy’s face or just slapped on that guy’s finger which was pointing on her. If the second one, I see it as a self protection
Dun be an idiot. She slap himfirst. THEN he pointed at her and said"if u hit me again i will call the police"
Prc r fking disgrace to chinese from other countries. Hate them to da max.
Chinese Karen hits different...
Most China's Chinese are like that including Chinese leaders and farmers.