United States has no right to interfere in the affairs of the country, investigating cases of beatings of protesters

United States has no right to interfere in the affairs of the country, investigating cases of beatings of protesters

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Chinese Foreign Ministry: United States has no right to interfere in the affairs of the country, investigating cases of beatings of protesters

At the end of September in Hong Kong began mass demonstrations calling for the democratization of the election

BEIJING, October 16. United States Department of State has no right to interfere in the internal affairs of Hong Kong under the pretext of investigating cases of police beating protesters. This statement was made by Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Hong Lei, commenting on the reaction of the American agency for placement in the network video of the beating of the Hong Kong police to the streets of the students.

“In Hong Kong, members of the movement” Occupy Central “illegally blocked the transport links, did not obey the calls of the police and disturbed public order,” – said Hong Lei, stressing that such actions “a serious violation of the law and can not get approval in any other country”. “At present, the Hong Kong government is conducting an investigation into the incident. I want to note that no foreign government has no right to interfere in the internal affairs of Hong Kong,” – said Foreign Ministry spokesman.

Chinese diplomat also asked to comment on the fact that the blocking of the BBC website in China. “China respects the freedom of the Internet, but at the same time, the PRC government exercises legal control over the Internet space,” – said Hong Lei.

On the eve of the Chinese authorities have blocked access to the site of the British broadcaster BBC after the deployment of video of the beating of the Hong Kong police to the streets of the students. This site is no longer open for Chinese Internet users four hours after the publication of materials.

At the end of September in Hong Kong began mass demonstrations calling for the democratization of the election in this administrative region of China. They lasted more than a week, during which time the total number of victims exceeded 160 people.

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