Human Rights in China says police ignored attacks on protesters by pro-China activists

Police in San Francisco failed to halt street attacks on human rights activists who were beaten by pro-Beijing supporters during the visit last week by Chinese President Xi Jinping, according to the group Human Rights in China. Dozens of protesters from the U.S. communities of Chinese, Hong Kongers and Tibetans were physically assaulted in attacks orchestrated by Chinese government officials, the group said in a statement Monday.

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