Police use tear gas to disperse protesters against the anti-extradition law in Hong Kong on Wednesday. Photo: Sam Tsang
China summons US envoy in protest over Washington’s condemnation of Hong Kong extradition bill
- Chinese vice foreign minister says Beijing will not accept meddling by foreign forces in Hong Kong’s affairs
- It is in the interest of the United States that Hong Kong continue to be prosperous and stable, foreign ministry says
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Police use tear gas to disperse protesters against the anti-extradition law in Hong Kong on Wednesday. Photo: Sam Tsang
Chinese ambassador to Britain Liu Xiaoming says Beijing never instructed Hong Kong to amend the extradition legislation. Photo: Xinhua
Chinese ambassador to Britain rejects claims that Beijing had a hand in Hong Kong extradition bill
- Liu Xiaoming says amendment to the extradition bill was initiated by the Hong Kong government
- Liu, China’s top envoy in London, also warned Britain against intervening in former colony
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Hong Kong extradition law
Chinese ambassador to Britain Liu Xiaoming says Beijing never instructed Hong Kong to amend the extradition legislation. Photo: Xinhua