Flags were flying with voices decrying the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) and its leader Xi Jinping on Saturday night as those concerned about China’s lack of freedoms and human rights gathered to remember the tragedies unfolding over the last three years in China under the far-left CCP’s so-called “zero-COVID” virus elimination policies.
“Xi Jinping, step down, CCP step down,” the protesters called out in front of Sydney’s Town Hall. “Give me freedom or give me death.”
Over 100 protesters from all different backgrounds, ethnicities and political views came together, citing a sense of duty they felt to speak for their brothers and sisters back in China who do not enjoy the same extent of freedom to speak their minds, although the similar loss of freedoms was seen during Australia’s own lockdowns earlier in the pandemic….