Trudeau: Unacceptable

According to the Canadian Television Network (CTV) reported on the 28th, Canadian Prime Minister Trudeau called on the country's politicians to adopt a consistent position to oppose the threat of violence and intimidation. A few days ago, Canadian Deputy Prime Minister was abused by a man in Alberta Province. The man yelled at her many times and called her a "traitor."

Canadian Deputy Prime Minister Christia Frigan Tuyuan: Add Media

According to a Broadcasting Corporation (CBC), a video widely circulated on social media shows that Chrystia Freeland, deputy prime minister and financial minister of Canada, was abused by people in the city hall of Caesters. At that time, she was walking towards an elevator, and a man shouted to her, calling her "traitor", "his X's sister -in -law", and asked her to leave Alberta.

On Saturday, she mentioned the incident on Twitter. "What happened yesterday was wrong. No one should endure threats and intimidation anywhere," Frigan wrote. "But Alberta I know is full of kind and enthusiastic people. In the past few days, I was warmly welcomed by so many people in Edmonton, Prairie and Hepinghe. An unpleasant thing happened yesterday did not change this. "

Canadian Deputy Prime Minister Christia Frigan Tuyuan: Add Media

The behavior of men in the video was widely condemned by Canadian politicians. On Sunday, Trudeau said at a press conference in Ottawa that Frigan's problems were not isolated. Similar situations appeared more and more frequently in public life in Canada, especially for women and ethnic minorities. He said: "Any form of threats, violence, and intimidation are unacceptable."

The Canadian Television Network (CTV) said Trudeau also said that at any time Canadian women spoke on social media, and she would be harassed, which made her voice and the right to freely express their rights.他说:“作为领导人，我们需要指出这一点，并采取一致立场来反对它，因为无论你是谁，你爱谁，你的肤色，你如何祈祷，你来自哪里，你的性别是什么， You should be respected. You should have lived in peace, don't worry about violence threats. "

Trudeau source: Visual China

Jyoti Gondek, Mayor of Cargly, Alberta, also believes that the incident that happened on Frigan was not isolated. On Sunday, she posted a series of posts on Twitter, telling many incidents that scared her. She wrote that during a campaign in 2017, she received a call from a man. He said he knew where she lived and made her "careful."

"Later, he asked me in the face of a public debate. He was about 6 feet 2 inches high (about 1.88 meters), and 200 pounds weighed (about 180 catties)." Gong Dike recalled. " In the open area of ​​a person, he approached me and quietly told me that the phone was made by him, and he would make sure I lost the election. Then he sat in the first row and stared at me diagonally during the whole event. "

- END -