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Protestor throws shoe at Wen in Britain<\/p>\n
\nCAMBRIDGE, England (AFP) – A protester hurled a shoe at Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao as he gave a speech at Britain’s Cambridge University on Monday, in a dramatic end to a five-nation tour of Europe.<\/p>\n
In a clear echo of the Iraqi journalist who threw a shoe at George W. Bush in Baghdad in December, the 27-year-old Caucasian man shouted “This is a scandal” as he interrupted Wen from the back of the auditorium.<\/p>\n
“This dictator here, how can you listen to the lies he’s telling? You are not challenging him,” he said before blowing a whistle and hurling the sports trainer at Wen, who had been discussing China’s role in the globalised world.<\/p>\n
The shoe landed about a yard from the Chinese premier, who glanced sharply to one side to watch it hit the stage, but did not appear frightened. A security man moved across and kicked the shoe off the stage.<\/p>\n
As the protester was bundled out, he shouted to audience members: “Stand up and protest,” to which some of the spectators — most of whom appeared to be Chinese students — retorted: “Shame on you, shame on you.”<\/p>\n
After the interruption, Wen reproached the demonstrator.<\/p>\n
“This despicable behaviour cannot stand in the way of friendship between China and the UK,” he said, receiving a round of applause from the audience.<\/p>\n
The incident echoed the protest by Iraqi journalist Muntazer al-Zaidi against then-US president Bush on December 14, which won him global fame.<\/p>\n
Cambridge police said the man, who appeared to have a non-English, European accent, surrendered peacefully after the protest and was arrested on suspicion of committing a public order offence.<\/p>\n
“He didn’t resist at all. We ushered him out and he went peacefully,” said one of the university police.<\/p>\n
A police spokeswoman later confirmed the man was 27 years old and lived in the city, but gave no information on his nationality.<\/p>\n
The protest came after Wen gave a largely anodyne speech in Cambridge, southeastern England, in front of about 500 people in a concert hall.<\/p>\n
Security was tight around the venue, and outside about 200 demonstrators, apparently mostly pro-Chinese, were kept at bay in two pens on the pavement.<\/p>\n
Before the event began supporters waved red Chinese flags, while some banged drums and there was a colourful paper dragon — although one banner from a protester said: “Remember Tiananmen.”<\/p>\n
Earlier, Wen held talks with British Prime Minister Gordon Brown in London where he promised to join urgent and coordinated action to avert a global economic disaster.<\/p>\n
Wen’s first trip to Britain since 2006 marks the end of a high-profile visit to Europe that has taken him to Germany, Spain, the EU headquarters in Brussels and the World Economic Forum at Davos, Switzerland.<\/p>\n
But the tour has been clouded by pro-Tibetan protests which regularly target trips by Chinese leaders.<\/p>\n
China is particularly sensitive about Tibet questions ahead of the 50th anniversary of the March 1959 uprising that led to the escape of Tibet’s spiritual leader the Dalai Lama into exile.<\/p>\n
In London, some 50 pro-Tibetan and 100 pro-Chinese demonstrators gathered outside Brown’s Downing Street office for rival protests to coincide with Wen’s visit there. Five pro-Tibetan activists had been arrested in a protest Sunday.<\/p>\n
Chinese state television CCTV broadcast Wen’s speech in Cambridge but abruptly cut away from the coverage when the protest happened.<\/p>\n
A proctor, who is responsible for discipline at the university, told AFP: “When he stood up and started making his protest, the proctors asked him to stop shouting and sit down.<\/p>\n
“He continued, took off a shoe and then threw it towards the stage. The constables got to him and took him out. The shouting was legitimate protest but throwing a shoe is something different.”<\/p>\n
Vice-Chancellor Professor Alison Richard said: “I deeply regret that a single member of the audience this afternoon failed to show the respect for our speaker that is customary at Cambridge.<\/p>\n
“This university is a place for considered argument and debate, not for shoe-throwing.”<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n