China ticks off British foreign secretary for remarks about HK


Hong Kong police on Feb 28, prosecuted 47 people, who were arrested in January, for "conspiring to subvert state power." - Reuters

LONDON (Xinhua): The Chinese embassy in Britain on Monday (March 1) expressed grave concern over and strong opposition to British Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab's wrong remarks about Hong Kong.

"The UK side's remarks confuse right and wrong, and interfere in China's internal affairs and judicial sovereignty. The Chinese side expresses its grave concern and strong opposition," said a spokesperson for the embassy in a statement.

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