COPENHAGEN, Oct 26 (Reuters) – A Danish election candidate said 10 election posters of himself standing next to the Tibetan flag were removed shortly after he put them up outside the Chinese Embassy in a suburb of the capital Copenhagen.
Thomas Rohden, a candidate in upcoming local elections and a known critic of China, said he had reported a theft of the posters and that he assumed the Chinese Embassy was behind it.
The embassy did not immediately respond to Reuters’ requests for comment. Police said they were considering an investigation.
After he put up the posters on Sunday, “I saw people coming out of the embassy, creating a bit of a fuss about it,” Rohden told Reuters. Hours later, the posters were gone, he said.
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