Kong Linlin

Kong Linlin

Kong Linlin, female, CCTV Europe central station reporter.

On September 30, 2018, during the annual meeting of the British Conservative Party, the party's Human Rights Committee held a side meeting on the Hong Kong issue and invited the Hong Kong opposition to speak at the meeting. Kong Linlin expressed her views when she asked a question and spoke. She was obstructed in every way, even physically violated, and was taken away by the British police during the meeting.

On November 29, 2019, a spokesman for the Chinese Embassy in the UK commented on the Birmingham District Court's ruling that Kong Linlin, a Chinese journalist, was guilty of ordinary assault. He said that he was shocked and angry at the judgment and would ask the British judicial department to handle the case fairly according to law and effectively protect the legitimate rights and interests of Chinese journalists.

Character experience

Kong Linlin, China Central Television European center reporter.

Character events

On September 30, 2018, the British Conservative Human Rights Committee held a side meeting on Hong Kong related issues during the annual meeting of the Conservative Party in Birmingham. Dai Yaoting and Luo Guancong, the main planners of Hong Kong's illegal "occupy China" and "Hong Kong Independence" elements, were invited to attend the meeting. Kong Linlin, a reporter from the European Central Station of China Central Television (CCTV), who was listening in the conference hall, expressed her views when she asked a question. She was obstructed in every way, even physically assaulted, and was taken away by the British police during the conference.

Kong Linlin was released to CCTV on October 1, 2018. According to the European Central Station of CCTV, the British police released Kong Linlin in a short period of time under the strict negotiation of our Embassy in the UK and the pressure of public opinion. The lawyer made it clear that Kong Linlin was released without charge, that her behavior was normal performance of duties, and that the organizer of the meeting behaved improperly. A CCTV spokesman pointed out that any attempt or action to advocate splitting China is against the historical trend and futile. At the same time, we ask the British side to take effective measures to protect the rights and interests of our journalists and ensure that such absurd incidents will not happen again.

On November 7, 2018, CCTV reporter Kong Linlin was suspected of slapping a staff member at a British Forum last month, and was formally charged with ordinary assault by British police. She appeared in Birmingham court, and then postponed to November 21. A spokesman for the crown prosecutor's office told the guardian that after the police made the charges, the Department reviewed the existing evidence and concluded that it was insufficient to convict the defendant, so the charge was dropped.

On November 29, 2019, a spokesman for the Chinese Embassy in the UK commented on the Birmingham District Court's ruling that Kong Linlin, a Chinese journalist, was guilty of ordinary assault. He said that he was shocked and angry at the judgment and would ask the British judicial department to handle the case fairly according to law and effectively protect the legitimate rights and interests of Chinese journalists. A spokesman for the Chinese Embassy in the UK said he was shocked and angry at the verdict. At the annual meeting of the British Conservative Party, Chinese journalists have exercised their right to express their views, but they have been obstructed and treated rudely in every way. Their normal performance of duties has been interfered with and their personal safety has been threatened. It is hard to doubt the freedom of the press and speech that Britain has always flaunted. Kong Linlin was found guilty, which makes people doubt the credibility of British justice. The spokesman pointed out, "it is worth noting that since the occurrence of the case, the facts of the case have been repeated. At first, the case was released without charge. Later, the case was withdrawn due to insufficient evidence. The parties concerned could not produce any new evidence, but they still started the trial procedure again without any new evidence until the above judgment was made. The reasons behind this are thought-provoking." Finally, the spokesman also noted that Kong had appealed. The Chinese Embassy in the UK asked the British judicial department to handle cases fairly and in accordance with the law, and earnestly protect the legitimate rights and interests of Chinese journalists.

Character speech

If it wasn't for the reminder of the attempted bombing in London, I'm afraid few people would remember that it was the fifth anniversary of 9 / 11 in the United States. In another month, people in the place where the incident happened should commemorate the tragedy in a grand way. (her the 5th anniversary of 9 / 11)

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