Supporters of The Chinese Association at the Equality Court in Johannesburg, South Africa. Photo: Facebook/Proudly Chinese SA Supporters of The Chinese Association at the Equality Court in Johannesburg, South Africa. Photo: Facebook/Proudly Chinese SA
Supporters of The Chinese Association at the Equality Court in Johannesburg, South Africa. Photo: Facebook/Proudly Chinese SA
World /  Africa

Four people admit guilt in landmark Chinese hate speech case in South Africa

  • Racist and hateful statements made on social media after TV news show about Chinese demand for donkey skins
  • The Chinese Association demands unconditional apologies and other penalties against those accused

Topic |   Chinese overseas
Chris Erasmus
Chris Erasmus

Updated: 9:23pm, 9 Dec, 2019

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Supporters of The Chinese Association at the Equality Court in Johannesburg, South Africa. Photo: Facebook/Proudly Chinese SA Supporters of The Chinese Association at the Equality Court in Johannesburg, South Africa. Photo: Facebook/Proudly Chinese SA
Supporters of The Chinese Association at the Equality Court in Johannesburg, South Africa. Photo: Facebook/Proudly Chinese SA
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