Sunday, March 28, 2021

CHINESE ARTIST MOCKS CHAEGES THAT CHINA ABUSES HUMAN RIGHTS

Chinese propaganda artist mocks Western criticism of human rights abuses against Uighur Muslims with illustration of 'BBC News journalist' in white hood, cotton-picking slaves and kneeling police officer

 

Daily Mail

March 28, 2021

 

The picture shows two figures with white pointed Ku Klux Klan-style hoods interviewing a scarecrow in a field of cotton and Black slaves, while one of the journalists holds up a microphone with a logo that looks similar to 'BBC News'. At the bottom of the illustration reads: 'Can you tell us what unfair treatment you have suffered, Miss Scarecrow?'

The picture seems to show a journalist and cameraman with white pointed Ku Klux Klan-style hoods, interviewing a scarecrow in a field of cotton and black slaves. Steadying a cross on which a scarecrow is held is a hooded figure wearing a Minneapolis police uniform, an apparent reference to the police officer who pressed his knee on the neck of a dying George Floyd last year. One of the journalists holds up a microphone with a logo that looks similar to 'BBC News'. At the bottom of the illustration reads: 'Can you tell us what unfair treatment you have suffered, Miss Scarecrow?' A placard next to the scarecrow says: 'I've been sexually assaulted and abused.'

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