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China hits back as it faces growing criticism of its human rights record, treatment of Uyghurs
It’s not unusual for sparks to fly when foreign ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian takes to the podium for China’s daily foreign ministry press conference.
Key points:
- Beijing is mounting a sophisticated campaign to deflect scrutiny, according to experts
- China says countries must “protect human rights…
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