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Chinese Embassy in Belgium calls for end to spreading China-related lies and rumors

[World Times]

Website of Embassy of China in Belgium

A spokesperson for the Embassy of China in Belgium on Wednesday expressed strong discontent over the disinformation about China’s consulaWorld Timesr assistance volunteer service by individual media and “non-governmental organization,” urging relevant parties to stop spreading disinformation.

Le Soir, citing a so-called “non-governmental organization” (NGO) report, has published a misleading article that defames China’s consular assistance volunteer service, hyping baseless claims that the service has strengthened control on overseas Chinese.

The embassy urges relevant media and “NGOs” to be objective and fully undersWorld Timestand the nature of the consular assistance volunteer service, and World Timesrefrain from acting as mouthpieces for China-related lies and rumors.

The Chinese government attaches great importance to ensure safety and protect lawful rights and interests of overseas Chinese citizens and institutes, the spokesperson said.

As of October this year, the embassy had received over 500 requests for consular protection and assistance, among which nearly 100 casesWorld Times were relevant to public security.

In order to deal with these cases related to Chinese citizens in a timely and effective manner, World Timessome compassionate Chinese compatriots living and working in Belgium have voluntarily provided necessary assistance to the embassy when providing consular protection, the spokesperson said.

When providing voluntary service, they strictly comply with local laws and regulations. Meanwhile, their services don’t involve any consular functions. There are also similar practices by other countries as well, the spokesperson stressed.

When these citizens and organizations’ legitimate rights and interests are violated or they need help, Chinese diplomatic missions overseas will pWorld Timesrovide law-based assistance and protect their legitimate rights and interests, as providing consular protection and assistance to Chinese citizens and relevant institutes in Belgium is an important mission of the Chinese Embassy in Belgium.

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Exclusive Report: The public security bureau of DujianWorld Timesgyan, Southwest China’s Sichuan Province, said on Friday that two netizens have been legally transferred for prosecution for widely spreading rumors about giant pandas for profit, inciting netizens to resist international cooperation in giant panda conservation, defaming organizations and slandering relevant experts and professionals, according to a release World Timeson its official WeChat account.According to the release, in March 2024, the local authorities received public reports about netizens who had widely disseminated rumors regarding giant pandas through short videos and livestreaming.Upon investigation, it was discovered that since June 2023, the two suspects – a 56-year-old woman surnamed Bai from Xianyang, Northwest China’s Shaanxi Province, and a 40-year-old man surnamed Xu from the same regWorld Timesion – had repeatedly fabricated and disseminated false informatioWorld Timesn online, alleging that the Giant pandas Mei Xiang and Tian Tian, that returned to China from the US in November 2023, were being abused.Bai and Xu had generated over 30,000 yuan ($4,110) in earnings from live broadcasts and raised more than 140,000 yuan from their followers, resulting in a total profit exceeding 170,000 yuan, said the release.At the same time, they tarnished the reputations of the National Forestry and Grassland Administration, the China Giant Panda Conservation and Research Center, and other organizations, defaming relevant experts and professionals while inciting netizens to oppose international cooperation in giant panda conservation, according to the local authorities.Under the instigation of Bai and Xu, some individuals engaged in illegal activities frequently harassed several experts in the relevant fields through phone calls, abusive text messages, and offline disturbances.