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Tuesday, 31 October 2017

China mulls 3-year detention for disrespect to national anthem

  1. China mulls 3-year detention for disrespect to national anthem  India Today
  2. China considers three-year jail terms for disrespecting national anthem, flag  Economic Times
  3. Disrespecting China's national anthem could result in three years in prison  Fox News
  4. China considers criminal penalties for disrespecting national anthem  XinhuaFull coverage
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