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Chinese VP's Attendance at Donald Trump's Inauguration Sparks Activist Backlash

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Get latest articles and stories on World at LatestLY. In a press release, the activist groups expressed their concern over Han's presence, criticising his role as a key architect of China's repressive policies. The organisations called on the incoming administration to prioritise human rights in its dealings with China and hold Beijing accountable for its actions in Tibet, East Turkistan, and Hong Kong. World News | Chinese VP's Attendance at Do…

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Chinese VP's Attendance at Donald Trump's Inauguration Sparks Activist Backlash

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Activists protest Chinese Vice President during Trump’s Inauguration

Tsering Dhundup DHARAMSHALA, Jan 21: Human rights activists staged protests against Chinese Vice President Han Zheng during his attendance at US President Donald Trump’s inauguration ceremony on January 20 in Washington, D.C., highlighting concerns over China’s human rights record in Tibet, Hong Kong, and East Turkestan. In a joint statement, Students for a Free Tibet (SFT), Washingtonians Supporting Hong Kong (DC4HK), and the Uyghur American As…

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Chinese VP's Attendance At Donald Trump's Inauguration Sparks Activist Backlash

Chinese Vice President Han Zheng's attendance at Donald Trump's inauguration on January 20, 2025, has sparked significant backlash from acti...

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Donald Trump’s inauguration sparks major uncertainty for Sino-US relations

While the incoming US president has made conciliatory gestures to Beijing, he has also threatened harsh tariffs and taken a swipe at China’s use of the Panama Canal The post Donald Trump’s inauguration sparks major uncertainty for Sino-US relations appeared first on Macao News.

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