https://www.mfa.gov.cn/eng/wjb/zzjg_663340/xws_665282/xgxw_665284/202205/t20220507_10683090.html
NED also uses the global assemblies of the World Movement for Democracy to grant the Democracy Courage Tributes. Since the Eighth Global Assembly in 2015, names related to China has begun to appear on the list of recipients. Anti-China organizations and individuals seeking independence for Tibet or Hong Kong or related to the East Turkestan Islamic Movement (ETIM) have successively received the Tributes. For example, an Eighth Assembly (2015) recipient is Nathan Law, a “Hong Kong independence” separatist; a Ninth Assembly (2018) recipient is Jin Bianling, wife of the so-called “human rights lawyer” Jiang Tianyong; and among the Tenth Assembly (2021) recipients are Hong Kong Watch, a British anti-China organization seeking to disrupt Hong Kong, Students for a Free Tibet, a “Tibet independence” organization, and Campaign for Uyghurs, an ETIM-related group.
You’ve got to be kidding
Yea this protest has a lot of elements of color revolution and that is causing a lot of conflict in the making of a stable non us aligned government
I've seen some people claimed that they succeeded in overthrowing the government only because the polices and the armies weren't cooperative. It also appears that the military had taken control of Nepal. I've seen many Vietnamese netizens speculated that this is script to give legitimacy to a coup: First, let the protesters and rioters force the government to resign. Then armies move in to replace the protesters and rioters. The result is that the armies took control of the government without being seen as a coup.