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Uyghur activist to be allowed into Japan during G20 summit

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China, you may be able to hide your dirty little secrets from your own people but not the world. Would have been disgusted if Japan had denied entry to this woman and I’m not quite sure what the Chinese officials meant by there request to act ‘appropriately’. Perhaps they should make that a goal for themselves.

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China still thinking it can dictate to other sovereign nations as to whom they can or can not allow entry into their own country. China get a clue.

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It's good, Japan. Yay. Let other nations wanting to follow China see the dirty laundry this bully communist nation is hiding.

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Chunk? That you?

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The long-term economic support for China is over. ODA was being carried out in the name of an apology to China. Japan does not have to consider China. I want to tell Japanese people. "Hold your head high, stick your chest out."

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Japan needs to grow some self-respects.

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So they let this protester in because protesting China and not Japan. But is it's GreenPeace activists, it's a no-go.

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