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The tightening squeeze on freedom of speech

May 3, 2017 Donald Clarke Leave a comment

It used to be confidently asserted by many that there was a lot of freedom of speech in China provided…

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Posted in: Law Filed under: freedom of speech, picking quarrels, Xi Jinping

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