Thousands protest working metallurgical factory in China over the loss of one of the managers of the company, told human rights activists from Hong Kong.
As the BBC riots took place in the city Tunhua located in north-eastern part of the country, and was caused by reports that one of the shareholders of the company – the company Jianlong Steel – the largest portion of shares to buy back the plant.
During the protest speeches were about 100 people. Metals were unhappy with the financial problems that arose after the temporary control of the plant switched to Jianlong Steel.
According to the Information Center for Human Rights and Democracy in clashes with police that occurred 24 July, attended by more than 30 thousand people. During the protests, was beaten to death CEO Jianlong.
reported that for the last year he was paid fees of $ 3 millionyuan (about $ 440 thousand), in While the retired workers of the factory are 200 yuan per month.
Chinese media quoted the police officer, who said that the workers prevented the access of health workers to assist the victim. Also there are reports that the protesters were blocked a few highways in the city and destroyed three police vehicles.
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