Примери за използване на Protests in hong kong на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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U.S.-China relations, protests in Hong Kong, and criticism of democracy activists in Thailand.
The bid was made against a backdrop of increasingly violent protests in Hong Kong, a former British colony that came under Beijing's rule in 1997.
Recently, messages in support of democracy protests in Hong Kong appeared on the wall, while another Lennon wall sprang up in Hong Kong itself.
China has condemned the current anti-government protests in Hong Kong as”dreadful incidents” which have resulted in”serious harm to the principle of law”.
Angela Merkel is the first Western head of government to travel to China since the beginning of the protests in Hong Kong.
Leaks about the abhorrent treatment of Uighurs in Xinjiang seem designed to undermine him, while continued protests in Hong Kong are a stark rejection of his authoritarianism.
Twitter last month took down nearly 1,000 accounts that it said were part of a state-directed effort to undermine the antigovernment protests in Hong Kong.
Twitter took down nearly 1000 accounts last month that it said were part of a state directed effort to undermine the mass protests in Hong Kong.
leaders have also encountered Brexit, protests in Hong Kong, the proliferation of global warming, famine, and the re-emergence of diseases such as measles.
Twitter and Facebook said Monday that channels they had removed had engaged in a state-backed effort by China to undermine the protests in Hong Kong through posts calling participants dangerous and vile extremists.
Large-scale protests in Hong Kong are due to consider amendments to the extradition act,
With China reeling under pressure from the trade war with America and strong protests in Hong Kong against a pro-Beijing bill,
Large-scale protests in Hong Kong began in June due to the consideration of amendments to the law on extradition:
ongoing protests in Hong Kong, and pushback abroad against Beijing's global ambitions.
China remained the world's worst abuser of Internet freedom for the fourth consecutive year as the government stepped up information controls amid protests in Hong Kong and ahead of the 30th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square massacre, reaching“unprecedented extremes,” the report said.
China was dubbed the"worst abuser of internet freedom" for a fourth consecutive year as the government tightened information controls because of the 30th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square massacre and protests in Hong Kong.
to anti-government protests in Hong Kong and the mass detention of ethnic Muslim minorities in the Xinjiang region in the northwest.
Protest in Hong Kong again.
Thousands protest in Hong Kong over missing booksellers.
Protests in Hong Kong.