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Beijing slams US legislation demanding easier access to Tibet for American journalists, tourists

December 17, 2018;

By Edward Rupert on December 15, 2018 Beijing on Friday rebuked the US Congress over legislation seeking greater access to Tibet, saying American lawmakers had “grossly interfered” in China’s domestic affairs. The bill, which passed this week with bipartisan support, … Continued

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