A man holding a sign calling for the Chinese Communist Party to be held accountable had his sign obstructed by several people at an “anti-Asian hate” rally organized by a group that local community members have raised questions about. On March 28, “Stop Anti-Asian Hate” rallies were held by the Asian Canadian Equity Alliance Association (ACEA) in different cities, including Vancouver, Toronto, Ottawa, and others. Footage from the Vancouver event has raised questions about whether critics of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) were also welcome at the rally. Video and images of the rally at the Vancouver Art Gallery show a person who was holding a sign saying “Hold CCP Liable, Stop Asian Hate,” being obstructed by a number of attendees, including by a man wearing a vest that said “security” who appeared to be an organizer. An article published on ACEA’s website criticizes Global News reporters for an April 30, 2020, article …