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Tokyoites, Hong Kongers, Taiwanese, Uyghurs and Chinese dissidents protest outside Shinjuku Station against President Xi Jingping and the governing Chinese Communist Party s (CCP) draconian Zero-COVID policy after a fire in an ooero¼mqi, capitol of the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region, high rise building killed 10 people. The incident sparked the largest wave of civil unrest across China since the 1989 Tiananmen Square Pro-Democracy movement as protesters claim residents were locked into their homes by authorities enforcing strict COVID mandates. Chinese authorities deny these allegations and claim that parked cars delayed firefighters from accessing the building. A blank piece of paper has become the de - ZUMAb177 20221130_zap_b177_036

Tokyoites, Hong Kongers, Taiwanese, Uyghurs and Chinese dissidents protest outside Shinjuku Station against President Xi Jingping and the governing Chinese Communist Party s (CCP) draconian Zero-COVID policy after a fire in an ooero¼mqi, capitol of the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region, high rise building killed 10 people. The incident sparked the largest wave of civil unrest across China since the 1989 Tiananmen Square Pro-Democracy movement as protesters claim residents were locked into their homes by authorities enforcing strict COVID mandates. Chinese authorities deny these allegations and claim that parked cars delayed firefighters from accessing the building. A blank piece of paper has become the de - ZUMAb177 20221130_zap_b177_036

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November 30, 2022, Tokyo, Japan: Tokyoites, Hong Kongers, Taiwanese, Uyghurs and Chinese dissidents protest outside Shinjuku Station against President Xi Jingping and the governing Chinese Communist Party s (CCP) draconian Zero-COVID policy after a fire in an ooero¼mqi, capitol of the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region, high rise building killed 10 people. The incident sparked the largest wave of civil unrest across China since the 1989 Tiananmen Square Pro-Democracy movement as protesters claim residents were locked into their homes by authorities enforcing strict COVID mandates. Chinese authorities deny these allegations and claim that parked cars delayed firefighters from accessing the building. A blank piece of paper has become the de - ZUMAb177 20221130_zap_b177_036

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