FOCUS: Chinese citizens support Xi s hard-line policy against Hong Kong By Tomoyuki Tachikawa, KYODO NEWS - Mar 6, 2021 - 20:03 | World, All
Many Chinese citizens on the mainland have apparently provided positive support for the Communist Party s hard-line policy against Hong Kong, further jeopardizing democracy, freedom and human rights in the former British colony.
The Chinese Communist-led government has accelerated measures to exclude pro-democracy activists from Hong Kong s politics to tighten its control over the special administrative region, as the ruling party marks the 100th anniversary of its founding.
Some regional experts warn that the leadership of President Xi Jinping has been attempting to conquer Hong Kong, in which democracy is supposed to be guaranteed, by clamping down on those who have stymied Communist Party rule.
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Leaders as far away as Canada and Western Europe are sending navy ships to the contested South China Sea this year as pushback against Beijing, which they feel has gone too far and begun alarming their citizens, analysts in the region say.
French Defense Minister Florence Parly said in early February that France had dispatched an attack submarine to the sea this month. A British defense official said last month the U.K.’s flagship aircraft carrier strike group was ready to enter the waterway.
A Royal Canadian Navy warship sailed near the sea in January with a passage through the Taiwan Strait on its way to join exercises nearby with Australian, Japanese and U.S. navies.
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