Freeland, in Taiwan, warns new Chinese law has ‘dark kinship’ with Putin invasion rationale
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Freeland, in Taiwan, warns new Chinese law has ‘dark kinship’ with Putin invasion rationale
STEVEN CHASE
SENIOR PARLIAMENTARY REPORTER
PUBLISHED YESTERDAY
UPDATED 20 HOURS AGO
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The section of the law former deputy prime minister Chrystia Freeland is criticizing states that individuals and organizations outside China can be held legally responsible for acts that 'undermine ethnic unity and progress or create ethnic division.'
EVAN BUHLER/REUTERS
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