US EditionChina imposes visa restrictions on US personnel over Tibet issue
- On April 14, China announced new visa restrictions on U.S. Personnel in response to U.S. Efforts regarding access issues in Tibet, according to spokesperson Lin Jian.
- U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio stated that U.S. Visa restrictions were imposed on Chinese officials involved in restricting foreign access to Tibetan areas.
- International rights groups, including the International Campaign for Tibet, welcomed Rubio's visa restrictions on Chinese officials, emphasizing the importance of access to Tibet.
- China claims that U.S. Actions interfere with its internal affairs and violate international law, according to Lin Jian from the Chinese Foreign Ministry.
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China Retaliates With Visa Restrictions Over US State Department’s Tibet Policy - The Thinking Conservative
U.S. Sec. of State Marco Rubio said that while Chinese diplomats ‘enjoy broad access’ in America, U.S. diplomats cannot travel to Tibetan areas in China. The post China Retaliates With Visa Restrictions Over US State Department’s Tibet Policy appeared first on The Thinking Conservative.
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