title: students to protest mikado for lack of engagement with controversial past
text: chinese immigrants demand protection from paris muggers david chazan telegraph august   
  thousands of angry chinese immigrants demonstrated in a paris suburb yesterday sun to demand police protection from muggers who they say prey on them because they are seen as easy targets 
  the death of a yearold chinese tailor after being badly beaten in a robbery earlier this month has lent new urgency to the long running complaint that asian immigrants are systematically attacked and robbed in the french capital 
  the chinese community is dying in silence read a slogan on a tshirt splashed with red to symbolise bloodstains worn by one demonstrator maike song 
  he said he joined the protest in aubervilliers to pay homage to chaoling zhang the father of two who died on august  after being punched to ground in the northeastern suburb that is home to some  chinese immigrants 
  no arrests have been made over the attack 
  about  chinese residents of aubervilliers have been attacked and robbed since november according to the francochinese friendship association 
  it is because of prejudices that chinese people are weak docile and wealthy said fang a young female student ive been attacked three times in three years and my friends are suffering the same thing some have moved away from this area because of it i dont go out with a handbag any more 
  community workers say many muggings are committed by members of other minorities living in the area generally of arab or african origin 
  paris officials corroborated the figures but declined to identify the robbers by ethnic origin 
  many chinese immigrants own restaurants or shops and tend to be relatively welloff but are often reluctant to go to the police some victims have been illegal immigrants said dominique darden a social worker 
  the chinese community of paris has held other protests in recent years over the attacks 
  they happen almost every day because of poverty but its unbearable said a spokesman olivier wang no one should have to put up with this