Jinping does not like protests: pressure on 18 countries to improve their image, mostly poor African countries; Billions of rupees spent

A meeting of the Communist Party has been called in October to crown Xi Jinping as China's president for the third time. In the Corona era, on human rights matters and as an expansionist, China is trying all the tricks to change its negative image. According to the report of American free speech think tank 'Freedom House', there are 18 countries out of 30 democratic countries whose media was pressured by China to improve Jinping's image. Most of these are African countries.

Social media, journalists, and media organizations in these 18 countries were asked to write and create an atmosphere in favor of China. A special fund of Rs 75 lakh crore has also been released by the Chinese government for this media management of President Jinping. Investments are also announced in some countries from this special fund.

Africa: 70% of China's 4G network

China's investment of about 160 thousand crores in many countries of Africa, the highest in the field of technology

China gave 3 lakh corona vaccines to Ethiopia and Uganda, and 2 lakh doses to Somalia and Kenya for free.

In a small African country like Djibuji, China has invested 25 thousand crores in about 14 big projects there. Put it on

China also puts diplomatic pressure on Pak-Sri Lanka

The number of pro-China social media influencers in Sri Lanka has increased rapidly since 2019. The Rajapaksa government was also pro-China. Sri Lanka's economic interests are linked to China. Jinping's image and policies are promoted through the media. In Pakistan too, the media are asked to publish reports in favor of Jinping. Puts pressure on China from its diplomats on the governments of Pakistan and Sri Lanka.

China's image has fallen around the world since 2019

After 2019, today the foreign mentality about China has become more negative. There were many such incidents in Beijing, especially during the Corona epidemic, which attracted the attention of foreign media. In the opinion of experts, media houses and politicians will also have to come forward to deal with this strategy of China. Transparency and safety of journalists will be of paramount importance in this. We have to be united against the tactics of China.

Threats to kill journalists living abroad

China is threatening journalists around the world for writing against the Jinping government. Many journalists and institutions put filters on their news. Chinese-American journalist and Chinese-Australian researcher revealed some secrets, after which he started receiving cyber threats. A Chinese journalist who settled in Europe told that if he printed against China, his family may also be in danger.

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