- Countries:
- China, Hong Kong (China)
- Topics:
- Human Rights, Humanitarian, Protest, Politics
- Languages:
- Chinese
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CNN and Sharon Stone have apologized to Chinese people. Yesterday a Tibet monk has also made an apology of what he had said about the repression. William Sin wonders why there still isn't any apology for June 4 marsacre for more than 19 years [zh].
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