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London [United Kingdom], August 29 (ANI): Members of the Tibetan and Uyghur community in the United Kingdom staged a protest against “Black Day” outside the United Nations office in London to celebrate the ninth anniversary of ” heinous crimes against humanity “in Tibet and East Turkistan by Chen Quanguo, currently party secretary for the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region.

The protest took place on Friday under the auspices of the United Kingdom.

Tibetan community, the World Uyghur Congress (WUC) and the Global Alliance for Tibet and Persecuted Minorities (GATPM). They were holding banners saying “Long live the friendship of Tibet and East Turkestan”, “Say no to internment camps” and save the “Uyghur people”.

A statement from the World Alliance for

Tibet and Persecuted Minorities states, “Chen Quanguo, member of the 19th Politburo of the Chinese Communist Party (CPC), was considered for the No. 2 position in the CPC, so he is very likely to take control. central government in the future. He is the most ruthless Chinese leader to ever rule Tibet and East Turkestan. ”
Chen Quanguo, who served as Party Secretary for the Tibet Autonomous Region (August 2011 – 2016), was one of three Chinese Communist Party (CCP) officials sanctioned by the United States last month for human rights violations. man in Xinjiang. .

Tsering Passang of the GATPM while reading the “Recommendations.

presented to the UN Secretary General called for a special UN session on the issue. He said: “The UN must hold the Chinese nation accountable for crimes of genocide against humanity in Tibet and East Turkestan.”
“Members of the United Nations should impose economic and diplomatic sanctions on China,” Tsering Passang said when reading the recommendations.

Rahima Mahmut, UK director of the World Uyghur Congress (WUC), said: “

Now is the time for everyone to come together and express our outrage.”
Rahima also added that the World Uyghur Congress will soon launch a “Stop the Uyghur Genocide” campaign.
“We already have many human rights organizations joining. There will be a national movement,” he said, adding that every day he receives emails from people and students to join this movement. .

In four 30-minute bouts against the league team, the hosts found the net with doubles from Danny Ings and James Ward-Prowse, who celebrated their two calls in England last week.

Che Adams, Nathan Redmond and Ryan Bertrand also hit the target in the first hour.

With both sides reshuffling the rosters, Swansea responded with Jay Fulton with 10 minutes left, but Ralph Hasenhuttl’s side won convincingly.

It only took the Saints six minutes to take the lead as Bertrand leaped forward to catch Alex McCarthy’s ball at the top.

The left-back had the easier task of making ends meet with Adams, who did not fail to end his preseason.

It took only seven more minutes for Hasenhuttl’s side to double their lead.

Oriel Romeu won the ball in a danger zone before Redmond shot home.

Forward Ings then continued his hot 2019-20 form when he shot at home after Stuart Armstrong suffered a foul in the area.

Unchanged in the second quarter – it was then the turn of skipper Ward Prowse to insert a penalty for the 4-0. He sent the keeper in the wrong direction after Redmond was shot.

Bertrand then entered the scene when he landed a powerful shot that flew over the crossbar.

In the 42nd minute, former Chelsea player Bertrand turned supplier to help Ings win his second.

Controlling the defender’s pass, the frontman moved onto his right foot before healing in the far corner of the net.

Ings was then selfless after coming out clean and making ends meet for Ward Prowse to add his second and seventh Saints.

The two teams then changed their rosters for the third and fourth quarters.

Swansea struck out a goal when Fulton rushed in to make it 7-1 after the ball hit the post.

SAINTS XI

First and second 30 minutes: McCarthy.

Walker-Peters, Stephens, Bednarek, Bertrand; Romeu, Ward-Prowse, Armstrong, Redmond; Adams, Ings.

Third 30 minutes: Forster; Valery, Vestergaard, Klarer, Vokins; Slattery, Smallbone, Djenepo, Boufal; Long, Obafemi.

Fourth 30 minutes: Forster; Valery, Vestergaard, Klarer, Vokins; Jankewitz, Smallbone, Djenepo, Boufal; Long, Obafemi.

Former Everton and England striker Francis Jeffers has been banned from driving after refusing to take a breathalyzer test after being arrested for improper driving.

Jeffers told cops he had “only two bottles of lager.

when they pulled him over in his Ford Fiesta, but refused to take the roadside breath test.

The former Arsenal player – who has also played for eight other clubs – was also fined £ 500 following the Liverpool incident on May 30.

The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) said the car then appeared to veer into different lanes of the road.

When he pulled over, police approached the former Premier League star and asked if he had been drinking.

He said he only had two bottles of lager beer but refused to provide a roadside breath sample and was taken to St Anne’s police station.

At the station, he again refused to provide a sample for analysis, despite numerous requests from the police.

Merseyside Police accused him of failing to provide a sample for analysis.

In a warning to visitors, the Bridport Fire Station said: ‘Stay away from cliffs and do not climb over falling rocks.

“We had a lot of rain and heavy stormy seas that knocked over the cliffs, making them very unstable. Cliff falls can occur at any time without warning.

In 2012 Charlotte Blackman of Derbyshire died .

when she was buried under hundreds of tons of rock after a landslide on the same beach.
A couple even used the rocks as a pole to take in the sea view, seemingly oblivious to the sign next to them that said “beach closed”.

Cynthia Justham, who visited there yesterday, said many visitors seemed oblivious to the “dangerous and unpredictable” nature of the cliffs.

He said: “Unfortunately people are already walking towards him and on top of him – they don’t seem to realize what else might befall them at any time and they wouldn’t have time to step aside.”

Ash Sutton won his first pole position in the Kwik Fit British Touring Car Championship at Laser Tools Racing Infiniti for tomorrow’s opening round at Knockhill.

The 26-year-old clocked a fastest lap time of 50,535 early in the session to put him in the best possible position to close the gap with the current standings and defending champion Colin Turkington.

He said: “We needed it.

It’s great to get the first pole position for the Infiniti Q50, that’s another thing that I liked. But it wasn’t easy! Obviously we have struggled with the pace in qualifying the last couple of weekends due to issues in free practice but it was nice to have a day off today.

“Obviously it’s very important to claim that little point to get Colin back to pole.

The plan is to try to overtake him from there and it’s our perfect chance. We haven’t been in yet. this position this year, so now is our time. Better to try and do something about this point gap between us. ”

Turkington looked to line up alongside Sutton for Round 10 of the series, but a late charge from MB Motorsport accelerated by Jake Hill of Blue Square downgraded him to third.

Hill said:

“I’m just happy to be able to take the top spot, this is my first start in the front row in terms of pace in qualifying which is absolutely fantastic. It was just great to be able to do a lap together. . I knew it. It was in me. We thought maybe a 50.7 was on the cards, but taking a 50.588 was great, I’m in pieces. ”

Dan Cammish finished fourth ahead of Tom Ingram’s Toyota in fifth place.

Home favorite and circuit director of event operations Rory Butcher failed to make a hat-trick in BTCC pole position and had to settle for sixth place in the Ford Focus Motorbase.

Mike Bushell impressed alone in the Vauxhall Astra Power Maxed Car Care Racing setting the seventh fastest time. Tomorrow he will try to open his account to score points, after an unfortunate first appearance of the season last time at Oulton Park.

Aiden Moffat finished eighth in the second Infiniti, his best qualifying performance of the season to date.

Behind him was Matt Neal who may have finished higher on the calendar but in a major crash that temporarily interrupted the session. His Honda team are now facing a race against time to fully repair the car for tomorrow’s races. Neal, who was himself checked by the track medical team immediately after the crash, will also undergo a second medical assessment tomorrow to decide if he’s fit to race.

Tom Oliphant completed the top ten in second BMW just four tenths of a second off Sutton’s benchmark time.

The opening match of the day kicks off at 11:10 am and will be broadcast live on ITV2.

Rider Lando Norris quit wearing a new helmet design on Saturday after discovering it could have political significance.

The Briton, who has Belgian grandparents, had introduced.

new helmet for the Belgian Grand Prix, which included a black lion on a yellow background, the flag of the Flemish region.

But when he was informed that the image was being used by a right-wing Belgian political party, he decided not to use it anymore.

“I was not aware of the connotations of using this particular pattern when I designed the helmet,” he said. “As soon as I did, it became clear that it was not appropriate to continue using it.”

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He added that he wanted to “pay tribute to my Belgian roots and to my family, in particular my grandparents whose photo I have put on the back”.

“The helmet was never intended as a political statement, for me personally it was just an attractive design that paid homage to part of my heritage,” he said.

“I never want to cause division or offense and I understand that wearing a helmet would offend a lot of people in Belgium. With that in mind, I decided to go back to my standard helmet.”

Norris explained that he considers the Belgian race to be his second “home” event.

“I am 50% Belgian,” he said. “And 50% from the UK. We were coming here for Christmas and Easter and everyone from my mom’s side lives here.

“The only reason I would say Silverstone or Great Britain is more of a home race is because that’s where I grew up.”