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Of next years' beijing winter olympics over alleged human right violations in china. protests were held in greece where the traditional torch lighting ceremony was held ahead of february's covid—restricted games. but campaigners say that even a toned—down winter olympics should not be free from protests and boycotts over issues such as uighur rights and tibet and hong kong. william nee is a human rights campaigner who's recently left hong kong. he's also a member of the chinese human rights defenders group and hejoins me now from draper, in utah, in the united states. great to have you on ...

To milk it for everything it's worth in terms of gaining international recognition and gaining honour and glory. so thatis gaining honour and glory. so that is why we are staying for countries not to send their ambassadors or other delegations and to not give china the opportunity to politicise the olympics, which we agree shouldn't be politcised in general. william, we have already _ politcised in general. william, we have already heard - politcised in general. william, we have already heard from i politcised in general. william, i we have already heard from ioc president thomas park who stre...

Thirty-five years after it slammed the brakes on population growth by adopting a one-child policy, China announced Thursday that it would allow all married couples to have two children.

Increasing number of foreigners avoid travel to China due to fear of detention: Report ANI | Updated: Mar 12, 2021 20:00 IST Washington [US], March 12 (ANI): Over a dozen academics, NGO workers and media professionals said they were unwilling to travel to China after the detention of foreigners in the country instilled fear in some people. In a CNN report, Jenni Marsh writes that as President Xi Jinping breeds a culture of nationalism and forges increasingly hostile relations with Western governments, some fear being a target of a possible diplomatic sp...

Kirin unclear on Myanmar beer stake following probe Reuters, TOKYO Kirin Holdings Co yesterday said that it was undecided on the future of its Myanmar beer business after a third-party probe into its local partner’s military connections ended with inconclusive results. Kirin had hired Deloitte Tohmatsu Financial Advisory to investigate after the UN identified owners of its local partner, Myanmar Economic Holdings Public Co (MEHL), as members of the military, which has been accused of genocide and other war crimes against the Rohingya. Myanmar denies genocide, saying its military was carryin...