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U.S. democracy and human rights leaders sanctioned by China vow not to be cowed into silence

August 12, 2020;

By Carol Morello for The Washington Post. August 11, 2020. Read original news here. The heads of five U.S. organizations that advocate for democracy and human rights learned Monday morning that one of the world’s most authoritarian governments had issued … Continued

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