China: Free ‘Bridge Man’ Protester

By Human Rights Watch

Click to expand Image Workers are seen at the Sitong Bridge in Beijing on October 14, 2022, where protest banners with slogans criticizing the Communist Party's policies were hanged the day before. © 2022 Noel CelisAFP via Getty Images (New York) – Chinese authorities should immediately release the man who unfurled banners critical of Chinese President Xi Jinping and the draconian “Zero-Covid” policy on Beijing’s Sitong Bridge two years ago, Human Rights Watch said today. The authorities have not released information about the protester’s identity, though…

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