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Suspension of standup comedian, otherwise known as Nigel Ng, came after he posted a video making fun of the country’s authoritarian government

Comedian Nigel Ng, best known for his character "Uncle Roger," had his Chinese social media accounts frozen in late May, the BBC reported Monday. 

Nigel Ng is latest comedian to feel consequences of jokes that could be perceived as reflecting negatively on China

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The British-Malaysian comedian made a joke about the authoritarian government in Beijing.

A Malaysian comedian, who performs under the persona ‘Uncle Roger,’ predicted his jokes about China’s surveillance state would land him in trouble and begged the Chinese Communist Party not to “make him disappear.”

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The 32-year-old entertainer is the latest comedian to feel the consequences of making jokes at Chinas expense, amid increasingly intense censorship and rising nationalism.

The comedian joked about China’s surveillance of its citizens and Beijing’s claims of sovereignty over Taiwan