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DaniellesCaveDanielle Cave@DaniellesCave·
12 Sep

"There is ample evidence that the [Chinese] state applies its laws and policies with extraterritoriality, in ways that can infringe upon the sovereignty of other nations and the civil liberties of individuals entitled to those nations’ freedoms" https://t.co/4aaVBqFSG3

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12 Sep

Fish farm project on Hao atoll approved by the #China Development Bank #Pacific #environnement #geopolitics @rnz_news @pro_torp:
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