China Uprising Against COVID Restrictions

BEJING, CHINA News (11/27/2022) – Here at Radio Free Hub City, we don’t typically report much on global events. However, today we’re making an exception. Specifically, all across China protests are occurring against continued COVID lockdown restrictions. While other news outlets are failing to report on this information, or burying it in small articles, we feel that this important news needs to be brought to the spotlight.

Remarkably, Twitter has become the best source for information about what is going on in China.

Workers in China are rioting with security personnel and police protesting against coronavirus restrictions and unpaid wages at the world’s largest iPhone factory 👀🤯pic.twitter.com/7PpTwBq4SE
— Daily Loud (@DailyLoud) November 27, 2022

These protests are not confined to small parts of China, but are spreading rapidly, including Bejing.

Protests continue in Beijing, China. Chants demanding human rights, and freedom. pic.twitter.com/XRyu4EIPE2
— inteldoge@masto.ai (@IntelDoge) November 27, 2022

The Chinese government is taking every measure they can to fight back against the protests and prevent further unrest.

An apartment building in Chengdu in China… the government is welding the entrance door to the apartment building to enforce the lockdown… if you do not have enough food at home, you will starve…

Some people are committing suicide jumping out of their windows.

🔊sound …😰 pic.twitter.com/F1tRANXK8x
— Wall Street Silver (@WallStreetSilv) November 27, 2022

This is amazing. Due to the backlash from Chinese fans seeing unmasked crowds in Qatar, Chinese TV is now replacing live crowds shots during games and instead cutting to close-ups of players and coaches. pic.twitter.com/vg0qozUawc
— Mark Dreyer (@DreyerChina) November 27, 2022

Protests in China are not rare. What *is* rare, are multiple protests over the same issue, at the same time, across the country. The protest below, apparently in central Beijing’s liangmaqiao, is astounding #China #protests pic.twitter.com/UHJCqqF1YG
— Tom Mackenzie (@TomMackenzieTV) November 27, 2022

We will follow this story for further developments.

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