Protester Alleges Assault by Pro-China Supporters at San Francisco Summit

San Francisco Police Investigate as Congressional Leaders Condemn Violence

Kaiyu Zhang, a protester against China's ruling Communist Party, was allegedly assaulted by pro-China supporters during the Asia-Pacific economic summit in San Francisco.
Zhang and another man were hospitalized following the alleged attack, with Zhang still recovering from head and eye injuries.
The San Francisco Police Department is investigating the incident, but no arrests have been reported.
Bipartisan leaders of the Congressional-Executive Commission on China have condemned the violence and urged local police to take action.
The Human Rights in China group alleges that the counterprotesters may have ties to the Chinese consulate in San Francisco.