Beijing website asks for information about supposed ‘crimes’ of ‘secessionist’ current and past Taiwan officials
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Beijing has unveiled new guidelines against what it says is "a very small number" of "diehard" advocates for Taiwanese independence — but others say these laws could apply to nearly everyone in Taiwan.
Beijing website asks for information about supposed ‘crimes’ of ‘secessionist’ current and past Taiwan officials
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