Chinese people have been blackmailed by the police in many countries in Africa… · @CharlesLiev · TwKit

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Chinese people have been blackmailed by the police in many countries in Africa and Asia, and the "War Wolf Pass" was slapped in the face. From October 21st to 25th, many Chinese in Africa and Southeast Asia exposed their experiences of targeted blackmail by local police. On the 21st, a Chinese driver in Zimbabwe posted a video, accusing the local police of "only checking Chinese cars". The picture shows that the other two vehicles stopped at the scene were also driven by Chinese. On the same day, a Chinese driver in the Lao motorcycle brigade also released a video, suing the local police of "specializing in Chinese people" and saying that he was finally forced to pay 300,000 Lao Kip before he could escape. On the 22nd, a Chinese woman in Kenya said that the local police regarded the Chinese as the target of extortion, even locked her in the car, robbed her of her passport, and finally extorted 5,000 schillings from her. On the 25th, a Chinese in Nigeria also revealed that in April this year, he was locked up in a "little black room" for two hours by the police at the airport for refusing to pay a "tip of 10,000 naira". This series of encounters makes Wu Jing, the leading actor of "War Wolf", the famous saying - "A Chinese face, a Chinese passport, is the pass to the safest area", especially ironic.

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