At noon on October 13, Beijing time, banners were hung on an overpass at Shitongqiao (People’s University Station) in Beijing expressing dissatisfaction with the CCP’s rule and calling for strikes and school closures. Banners were hung, local traffic was paralyzed, and China has now blocked the incident on all platforms.北京时间10月13日中午，北京市石通桥（人民大学站）立交桥上悬挂横幅，表达对中共统治的不满，呼吁罢工、停课。横幅被悬挂，当地交通瘫痪，中国现已在所有平台上封锁了这起事件。
The banner reads:
strike! strike! ousted dictator Xi Jinping!
Eat uncensored and free from control!
Don’t lie, respect, don’t reform, reform!
Leaders don’t ask for votes, don’t be a slave to be a citizen!
China accelerates global campaign to sway foreign media
As part of the campaign, Chinese diplomats and state media outlets have “openly promoted falsehoods or misleading content,” the report said.
“[T]here was a concerted effort to whitewash and deny the human rights atrocities and violations of international law being committed against members of ethnic and religious minority groups in Xinjiang,” Freedom House said, calling this “the most disturbing result of the CCP’s global media influence campaign.”
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