I made a new post to change SBS NEWS VIDEO to the video that provides English audio.
TLDR;
Thefts by Chinese people are increasing a lot in Jeju Island, so Police decided to form the deicated teams at each district police stations in order to stop the thefts by Chinese people
Police say that you need to watch your belongings in Jeju Island.
English Article Link
Source: tiktok @dineshthebigbaby_
Sped up the video abit, but wah this is fked up man.
This woman was playing games on her phone the whole flight with the sound on and no headphones. Despite requests from myself and staff to use headphones, she refused to do so.
I mean they are in EVERY
market you can think of so its kinda surprising theres no Chinese console.
Responding to reports of the death of a Tibetan man following an apparent act of self-immolation outside the United Nations headquarters in New York, Amnesty International’s Deputy Regional Director Sarah Brooks said:
“Our thoughts are with everyone who knew and loved the man who has died and the broader Tibetan community. Self-immolation as protest by Tibetans has persisted for many years, and it does not happen in a vacuum. It reflects the depth of desperation felt by people who see no other way to draw attention to ongoing human rights violations.
“This death comes just a day after China’s Ethnic Unity Law entered into force, a law that brazenly pushes non-Han ethnic groups including Tibetans, Uyghurs and Mongolians toward a single, state-defined national identity rather than protecting their distinct cultures and languages.
“This tragedy is a moment for all to reflect on the human cost of these policies: for the Chinese authorities to end their repressive policies in Tibet, including those entrenched by the Ethnic Unity Law, and for other governments to recognize the Law for the dangerous tool of repression that it is.
“The international community must not allow this death to pass without renewed scrutiny of the human rights crisis in Tibet. Chinese authorities must end their repression of Tibetans and allow independent access to the region for UN experts and other independent observers. They must also ensure there are no government reprisals against the family of the man who died, as has happened previously in response to self-immolations by Tibetans.”
Background
According to media reports and Tibetan organizations, a 52-year-old Tibetan man named Lobga Rangzen (also known as Lobsang Palden) died after an apparent act of self-immolation outside the United Nations headquarters in New York on 2 July 2026. Described as a Tibetan activist, he was reportedly carrying a Tibetan flag and calling for freedom for Tibet before setting himself on fire.
Amnesty International has documented decades of human rights violations against Tibetans, including severe restrictions on freedom of religion or belief, freedom of expression, peaceful assembly and cultural rights. Tibetans continue to face pervasive surveillance, arbitrary detention, restrictions on the use of the Tibetan language and the criminalization of peaceful expressions of Tibetan identity.
On 1 July 2026, China’s new Ethnic Unity Law entered into force. Amnesty International warned that the law would further institutionalize policies of forced assimilation targeting Tibetans, Uyghurs and other non-Han ethnic groups, and could strengthen the legal basis for transnational repression, targeting and violating fundamental freedoms of those peacefully advocating for minority rights outside China.
Amnesty International has repeatedly called on the Chinese authorities to end policies that violate the human rights of Tibetans, in concert with Tibetan advocacy groups and with UN experts, and will continue to urge China to grant meaningful and unfettered access to Tibet for UN experts and other independent observers.
Bullying is not in China's DNA?
Speaking at the Greater Bay Area-ASEAN Summit on July 1, former Chinese ambassador to Singapore Sun Haiyan argued that China has no intention of becoming a hegemonic power despite its growing global influence. Her remarks come at a time when Beijing's role in Asia continues to draw close attention from neighboring countries and the wider international community.
Sun told attendees, "For a country like China, which has 'harmonious coexistence' embedded in its DNA, it is extremely difficult to undergo a 'genetic mutation' and become a militaristic hegemon that bullies the small and the weak." She said China's long-standing cultural traditions shape its approach to international relations, suggesting that becoming a major power does not automatically mean it will seek to dominate others.
The comments were aimed at reassuring members of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), a regional bloc that includes countries such as the Philippines, Vietnam, Malaysia, Indonesia, and Singapore. Several ASEAN members have ongoing territorial disputes and security concerns involving China, particularly in the South China Sea, making Beijing's intentions a closely watched issue across the region.
Sun, who served as China's ambassador to Singapore from 2022 to 2024 before becoming Deputy Head of the International Department of the Communist Party of China, delivered a message centered on cooperation rather than confrontation. Whether those assurances will ease regional concerns may depend less on words and more on what countries see in the years ahead.
A Tibetan activist has died in hospital after setting himself on fire outside the United Nations headquarters in New York. Loga Rangzen carried out the self-immolation after broadcasting a live video online, in which he called for Tibetan independence and urged the community to remain united.He was taken to Bellevue Hospital in Manhattan with severe burns following the incident on Thursday evening.
Following news of his death, crowds of Tibetan demonstrators gathered near the UN headquarters to hold a vigil and protest against Beijing's policies.Holding Tibetan flags and placards, the demonstrators called for "justice for Loga Rangzen" and condemned what they described as China's brutal repressive measures inside Tibet.Activists at the scene called on the UN to take immediate action to investigate human rights abuses in the region. According to advocacy groups, more than 157 Tibetans have turned to self-immolation since 2009 to protest against Chinese rule.
An international student kicked and beat his housemate’s cat to within an inch of its life after discovering it had pooed in his laundry and garage, a court has been told.
University of Adelaide student Tianxiao Zhao pleaded guilty to ill treat animal to cause death or serious harm following a savage attack on a four-year-old moggy called Ozai.
The brutal incident on March 30 left the cat with a perforated lung, a fractured jaw and spitting up blood.
And Adelaide Magistrates Court was told that the defenceless animal’s injuries were so severe that it had to be humanely euthanised at a nearby vet.
The incident happened at Zhao’s home in Adelaide that he shared with a housemate and the cat.
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