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Democratic lawmakers have urged Olympic officials to protect U.S. athletes who will speak out against China’s human rights violations at the Beijing Winter Olympics. In a letter sent on Monday, Sen.
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COVID cases rise in China days ahead of Olympic Winter Games
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It might not be an event slated in all marketers’ calendars, but the soon-approaching Lunar New Year could be one to mark down and plan marketing around as Emily Hassett, business development …
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Xuzhou mother: Video of chained woman in hut outrages China internet
A video of a Chinese mother of eight children locked up in a village hut with a chain around her neck has sparked outrage and shock in China. The video on Douyin, which owns TikTok,…
Opinion: Olympic movement has sold its soul by not challenging China on human rights abuses
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