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FM spokesman: China allows no foreign interference in HK affairs

Last updated: 2005-12-24

FM spokesman: China allows no foreign interference in HK affairs
2005-12-24

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Hong Kong Political Reform
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Beijing - Chinese Foreign Ministry Spokesman Qin Gang said Friday that China will never allow any foreign interference in Hong Kong affairs. ... ...
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