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An Australian man who held up a sign displaying an insult against Chinese President Xi Jinping at a busty Asian market in Sydney said he's been told by authorities he could be charged over the incident even though he was reportedly attacked by Chinese nationalists.
A 48-year-old man has been charged with assault in relation to an anti-Xi Jinping protest in Eastwood, Sydney, on Saturday organised by activist Drew Pavlou.
Drew Pavlou, 20, told his Twitter followers on Sunday NSW Police intended to press charges after he held a poster which read 'F*** Xi Jinping' at a busy Asian market in Sydney's northwest.
A daredevil activist sparked an angry mob at an Asian market at a Sydney shopping centre after carrying around a highly provocative sign which insulted Chinese President Xi Jinping.