Geng Shuang
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| Age | 51 |
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| Born | Beijing |
| China | |
| Nationality | Chinese |
| Party | Communist Party of China |
| Position | Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the People's Republic of China to the United Nations since 2020 |
| Previous position | Spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of People's Republic of China (2016–2020) |
| Education | Tufts University |
| China Foreign Affairs University | |
| Date of birth | January 1,1973 |
| Perman repres | Zhang Jun |
| Date of Reg. | |
| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 1523546 |
Geng Shuang Life story
Geng Shuang is a Chinese politician serving as China's Deputy Permanent Representative to the United Nations. He formerly served as the deputy director of the Information Department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
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... Chinese foreign Ministry spokesman Geng Shuang denied the accusations of a ride on Tuesday, and said China s government, the military, and personnel - nits never in the cyber-theft of trade secret ...
Tesco Christmas card factory in China denies 'forced labour'
... Chinese foreign ministry spokesman Geng Shuang told reporters on Monday the allegation was a farce created by Mr Humphrey...
Australia investigates alleged Chinese plot to install spy MP
... Foreign ministry spokesman Geng Shuang accused people and media outlets of having become seized with imaginary fears ...
Hong Kong protests: China condemns 'appalling' attack on official in UK
... Chinese official Geng Shuang said some in the UK supported violent acts...
Paris climate accords: US notifies UN of intention to withdraw
... Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Geng Shuang said he hoped the US could take more responsibility in what was a multilateral process instead of adding negative energy ...
US China visa imposes restrictions on Uighur-Problem
... There is no such thing as these so-called human rights , as claimed by the United States, foreign Ministry spokesman Geng Shuang said on Monday...
US blacklists China organizations in Xinjiang 'Uighur abuse
... There is no such thing as these so-called human rights , as claimed by the United States, said foreign Ministry spokesman Geng Shuang...
Yang Hengjun: Australian writer faces spying charges in China
... Despite Mr Yang s Australian citizenship, foreign ministry spokesman Geng Shuang told reporters: The Australian side should earnestly respect China s judicial sovereignty and must not intervene in any way to China s handling of the case...
Hong Kong protests: China condemns 'appalling' attack on official in UK
China has condemned what it called an "appalling attack" by protesters on Hong Kong 's justice secretary in London on Thursday evening.
Teresa Cheng fell and was treated for an arm injury in hospital after being jostled by about 30 supporters of Hong Kong 's pro-democracy movement.
Chinese official Geng Shuang said some in the UK "supported violent acts. . to create chaos" in its former colony.
Hong Kong has been racked by five months of anti-government protests.
The Campaign started in opposition to a now-withdrawn plan to allow extradition to Mainland China , but it has since morphed into wider demonstrations backing democracy and opposing the actions of The Police .
The protests have continued unabated - Friday was the fifth consecutive day - and have often turned violent. On Thursday, a 70-year-old man died after being hit by a brick thrown during clashes. A murder inquiry has been opened.
Hong Kong meanwhile confirmed it had entered its first recession for a decade, with the economy shrinking 3. 2% In July to September, compared with the previous quarter.
What happened to Teresa Cheng ?The justice secretary had been in Camden, north London, to promote Hong Kong as a Dispute Resolution and deal-making hub.
Ms Cheng fell to the ground during The Incident in CamdenVideo showed her Walking Towards a lecture at the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (CIArb) when she was surrounded by a group of protesters.
Some held signs and shouted "murderer" and in the melee, Ms Cheng fell to the ground.
London's Metropolitan Police said they were investigating an allegation of assault and no arrests had yet been made.
"A woman was taken to hospital by London Ambulance Service suffering an injury to her arm," a statement said.
In a statement, CIArb said Ms Cheng had been "assaulted by a crowd".
Tom Tugendhat , chair of parliament's foreign affairs committee, condemned the behaviour of the protesters.
Ministers "visiting the UK should be able to go about their business free from abuse and assault. This is not right", he tweeted.
How did China react?Mr Geng, China's foreign ministry spokesman, said The Attack was "directly related to certain British politicians confusing right from wrong on the Hong Kong issue and their support for violent acts, giving a platform to those who are anti-China and want to create chaos in Hong Kong ".
He said if the UK did not alter its approach "and continues to Add Fuel to The Fire , sow discord and instigate others" it would "bring calamity on itself".
He urged the UK to "bring the culprits to justice and. . also protect the safety and integrity of all Chinese people in The Nation ".
, Saying "The Savage act breached the bottom line of any civilised society".
Ms Cheng's office said she "castigates the violent mob in London causing her serious Bodily Harm on her way to an event venue".
Protesters say Ms Cheng played a key role in pushing for the extradition bill.
What's the latest on the protests?Protesters, including thousands of office workers, were on The Streets again on Friday , many of them chanting "stand with Hong Kong ".
A Number of roads were blocked and there was more disruption on The Underground rail system. Black-clad protesters also continued to occupy university campuses.
Roadblocks and other travel disruption continue unabated in Hong KongIt Comes A Day after Chinese President Xi Jinping warned the protests were threatening the "one country, two systems" policy under which Hong Kong retains a high level of autonomy and personal freedom unseen in Mainland China .
Police in Hong Kong are treating as murder the death of the 70-year-old hit by a brick during unrest in the Border Town of Sheung Shui on Wednesday.
The government said The Cleaner was on a lunch break when he was struck by "hard objects hurled by masked rioters".
Video purported to be of The Incident shows two groups throwing bricks at each other before The Man falls to the ground.
On Monday, a Police Officer shot an activist in the torso with a live bullet, and A Man was set On Fire while arguing with anti-government protesters.
A week ago, Alex Chow, a 22-year-old student, died after falling from a building during a police operation.
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Source of news: bbc.com
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