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© (c) Copyright Thomson Reuters 2019.China says outspoken Australian lawmakers should repent
By Lidia Kelly MELBOURNE©2024 GPlusMedia Inc.
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Y Okitsu
1 million Uyghurs in concentration camps. Who should repent?
u_s__reamer
Repent? The overly sensitive Chinese ruling class are so cute, not.
geronimo2006
In the headline replace the word "repent" with "kowtow" to understand China's true intent.
OssanAmerica
The more China behaves towards other nations the same way it does to it's own citizens, the less the international community feels any comfort with China's growth and undisguised intent of dominance.
Toasted Heretic
All countries should be up for criticisms, China needs to grow a tougher skin.
And of course, criticizing a country's govt/regime does not mean one is criticizing the peoples of those countries.
Peter14
The Chinese Government needs to learn to repent for all its wrong actions against both its own citizens and for it wrong attitudes to the free world. The world will never bow to the Chinese Communist party.
Well done to the Australians standing up to their bullying and telling it like it is. China seems allergic to the truth being spoken.
juminRhee
Who says repent? As the PRC is supposed to be atheist, they really should refrain from using such theistic language.
serendipitous1
Barred for frankness about the Communist Party?! That would be the same as being barred for being honest. Poor China, the truth hurts.
Wolfpack
I guess they ChiCom’s are feeling cocky after succeeding in getting the NBA to repent for their sins.