
Tiananmen Square Crackdown Anniversary Marked Amidst Chinese Suppression
The 37th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square crackdown was observed with memorial events in Taiwan and tributes from foreign missions, while Hong Kong saw continued suppression of commemorations and increased police presence. China condemned statements from the US and Taiwan regarding the anniversary, and families of victims faced restrictions on visiting graves.
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