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McDonald's apologised for a sign in a restaurant in Guangzhou, China telling black people they were banned from entering due to coronavirus discrimina

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https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2020/...172052630.html
'Unacceptable': Nigeria condemns treatment of citizens in China

Foreign minister says Chinese authorities must act after footage emerged of Nigerians discriminated against.
14 Apr 2020 18:44
Nigeria has condemned the "extremely distressing" and "unacceptable" footage appearing to show its citizens in China maltreated because of the coronavirus pandemic.

In a meeting with Chinese Ambassador Zhou Pingjian in his office in Abuja on Tuesday, Nigeria's Foreign Minister Geoffrey Onyeama said: "There were videos circulating on social media of very disturbing scenes and incidents involving Nigerians in the city of Guangzhou."
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...Earlier on Tuesday, US fast-food chain McDonald's apologised for a sign in one of its restaurants in Guangzhou telling black people they were banned from entering.
 
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