又有同胞在火车上被暴打抢劫！（附图）同时有募捐贴，敬请关注

love2010

I filled up the survey.  But still full of anger. We know the name and Picts of these trashy teens.  But nothing we can do to stop them.  Those ppl are surely racists

love2010

原帖由 slicendice 于 2012-4-26 13:11 发表
看看这个

说白了 他们就是冲着枪亚洲人去的 居然还有那么多人觉得不是种族歧视 只是个别案件

好的

http://www.oursteps.com.au/bbs/v ... p;extra=&page=1

wxy123

新州州长出来道歉了并且表示关注。中国外交部发言人也发言了。。。微博+团结的力量果然强大。。。。

slicendice

都来认一下 别认错了

dandan

这个臭垃圾！！

Devil_Star

卫生巾恶男，就一欠扁的相！

dandan

原帖由 slicendice 于 26-4-2012 13:11 发表
看看这个

这个肯定可以做为证据。他们来悉尼的目的就是想以亚洲人为主要目标实施抢劫。

kitty2007

已看就不是好货，就是欠揍！

dlcat

facebook的留言如果是自己说的，可以作为证据。

Devil_Star

原帖由 好的 于 2012-4-26 13:40 发表
这个很有用， 可以做为证据 是一场有预谋的抢劫

说话这人没参与，那六个渣滓可以轻松瞥来干系的

dlcat

行了，就这幅头像了，形象真好，游行的时候贴出来。

wxy123

看了fb，那些人绝壁是职业脑残，出生的时候就没带着脑子出来，跟这种人还真没法掰叱。。。。

dlcat

原帖由 wxy123 于 2012-4-26 15:16 发表
看了fb，那些人绝壁是职业脑残，出生的时候就没带着脑子出来，跟这种人还真没法掰叱。。。。

没长脑子是不可能的，都知道喝酒去爽，就知道什么叫疼。

myfuturezhang

这人渣没事干嘛手臂头上顶着卫生巾?

好的

原帖由 myfuturezhang 于 2012-4-26 15:19 发表
这人渣没事干嘛手臂头上顶着卫生巾?

手臂上面那个像护腿板，里面再衬点钢板？

pandababy

还喝extra dry。。。侮辱了鹿头

slicendice

原帖由 好的 于 2012-4-26 15:24 发表


手臂上面那个像护腿板，里面再衬点钢板？

这护腿板是啥牌子的？
头上那个是啥？

北京吉普

这得问他那炮友

Devil_Star

原帖由 北京吉普 于 2012-4-26 15:44 发表
这得问他那炮友

Looks cheap, no wings.

scarlettmiumiu

这个恶心的人是卫生巾达人？

又牛又旺

原帖由 Oken 于 2012-4-26 11:20 发表
另外我觉得我们是不是要发起一个法律互助组织，每年大家捐几十块钱，万一有会员遇到这类牵涉种族主义的事件，可以补贴一部分费用延请律师进行法律帮助

这个主意好，有长远意义，也能体现我们团结互助，赞！希望能实现！

wxy123

原帖由 scarlettmiumiu 于 2012-4-26 15:53 发表
这个恶心的人是卫生巾达人？

卫生巾达人，哈哈这个外号起得好，笑裂了~~~~

lulucl

@MonkeyKing学生服务中心：【游行】就近日两名中国留学生在火车上遭遇澳洲人抢劫、殴打、歧视事件，@悉尼大学中国学联 正在向警方申请游行。广大留学生、在澳华人应该团结起来，齐心协力，显示出留学生、华人的团结和不屈不挠的精神。我们诚挚地邀请您参加这次游行，为保证自己的权益受到公平对待而奔走疾呼！

wxy123

“首先，我要对@Xuan皓 等两位同学在悉尼火车上的不幸遭遇诚挚道歉。无论何时，悉尼市对于任何歧视行为，尤其是种族歧视，绝不容忍。我本人也是澳大利亚的早期移民，我坚信，在这个国家的每一个人都应该享受平等和尊重。我将尽快和警察与学校联系，让悉尼市政府为两位同学提供更多帮助，并随时公布进展。”

忘性太大

原帖由 redfred 于 2012-4-26 12:35 发表
http://www.hreoc.gov.au/antiracism/survey.html
Online Survey
大家有空可以填填

支持。刚填了。大家有可能都去填填吧。也许不能改变现状，但是什么都不做，不发声，只会让将来更糟糕。

重机枪手

支持

wxy123

//@沈寒冰澳大利亚:请转告那位受伤的同学，我们律师行将义务为他申请州政府赔偿。让他和我们联系02-92676060或者发邮件shb@ahllegal.com//@沈寒冰澳大利亚:下周四（2012年5月3日）下午四点在新南威尔士大学Old Main Building （大学地图G31）举行一年一度的留学生安全讲座，将详细讲解以后遇到这种情形怎么样应对

chiny

沈寒冰名字很臭啊~~
州政府赔偿作为掩口费这个做法很好

老猫晒太阳

Chinese students 'at risk in Australia' Peter Cai
April 26, 2012 - 3:44PM

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A screen grab of Kevin Rudd's message on Weibo.

The controversy surrounding the alleged bashing of Chinese students in Sydney is showing no sign of abating as China's largest television network and consular officials warned that Australia was no longer safe for Chinese students.

Six people, aged 14 to 18, allegedly robbed passengers, including two Chinese students, on a train between Central and Rockdale about 12.30am on Monday.

Officers were called to Rockdale station about 15 minutes later, where they arrested three men, two aged 18 and one 19, a 14-year-old boy and two girls, aged 16 and 17.

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A picture from Xuan's blog.
They were all charged with a number of robbery and assault offences. The alleged robbery included racist taunts.

China Central Television, the state network with hundreds of millions of viewers throughout the country, has warned the rising youth crime rate in Australia posed a threat to the safety of Chinese students.

"Once upon a time, Australia had one of the lowest crime rates in the world and was considered one of the safest places to study. However, the safety of overseas students studying here is under threat from escalating youth crime," CCTV reported.

The news report also alerted viewers to the spate of shootings in Sydney this week and said some cases involved under-aged offenders.

The Chinese consulate-general in Sydney also posted a travel warning on its website and warned its citizens to avoid unnecessary travel after dark.

A Foreign Ministry spokesman said that China was very concerned about the incident and urged Australia to improve its public security.

He refused to comment on whether the Chinese government still considered Australia a safe place for Chinese students to study.

The outrage among the students community is still brewing and Fairfax Media understands that more than 3000 students have signed a petition and are considering the option of staging a rally.

A Chinese mother from Nanjiang expressed her concern over the safety of her child studying in Australia and she said she was "extremely concerned about the safety issue over there. It breaks my heart to hear about my child's fear of going home after dark."

Peak students bodies in Australia have also issued strong statements in support of their overseas peers.

"The train attack on Chinese students in Sydney over the weekend will not be a welcoming prospect for those considering to study in Australia in future and we request an inquiry into making these services safer for our valued international student cohort,” said Chamonix Terblanche, national president of the Council of Australian Postgraduate Associations.

One of the victims of the attack, known as Xuan, suffered from a fractured nose and burns from a lit cigarette.

The international student from China is seeking a master's degree at the University of Technology, Sydney.

A translation from Xuan's blog on the Chinese social media site Weibo reads: "I really wish all of this is just a nightmare. However, the smell of blood in my mouth and body pains reminds me that this city is so dangerous.

"A gang of hooligans attacked us. Our noses are fractured and our bodies are covered in blood. My friend's cheekbone was crushed. They attacked us with glass and burnt us with lit cigarettes. My face is burnt and totally disfigured! Worst of all, I really hated their racist comments.

"They were calling us Asian dogs and pussies while they were beating us. When my friend tried to wipe blood from his nose, a teenaged girl stuffed my friend's mouth with her tampon removed from her pants.”

After receiving a report of the attack, former foreign affairs minister Kevin Rudd raised the issue with various interested parties, such as the Chinese ambassador in Canberra and the Minister for Immigration Chris Bowen.

The Mandarin-speaking MP also put his language prowess to use and posted sympathetic comments on the Chinese social media site Weibo.

http://www.smh.com.au/national/c ... 20120426-1xn5v.html