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Hong Kong Police Surround Activist Grandma Wong

Number of Recognized Crimes Against Chinese Nationals in Japan

Uniformed Hong Kong police officers surround pro-democracy activist Alexandra Wong, known as Grandma Wong, outside the West Kowloon Magistrates' Courts as an officer confiscates a paper sign with the Chinese characters for 'Villain'.
Hong Kong police officers surround veteran pro-democracy activist Alexandra Wong (center), commonly known as “Grandma Wong,” and confiscate her protest sign reading “Villain” outside the West Kowloon Magistrates’ Courts.

Recent statements issued by the Chinese government have indicated the impression of a rise in criminal incidents targeting Chinese nationals in Japan this year, implying heightened safety concerns. According to the information provided, this impression is incorrect.

The attached data outlines the trend in the number of recognized cases involving serious crimes in Japan, including murder, robbery, and arson, in which the victims were identified as Chinese nationals. The information also covers cases where the primary suspects were confirmed to be Chinese nationals.

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