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Police advise families not to visit Tiananmen graves on anniversary
Chinese authorities continue to suppress public remembrance of the 1989 Tiananmen Square crackdown, preventing victims’ families from visiting graves and dismantling commemorations. Security measures in China and Hong Kong restrict protests and vigils, with officials citing pandemic and political laws. Human rights groups condemn the ongoing repression, emphasizing the failure to fully address the events and seek justice.
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