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Japan PM brings up China human rights, Taiwan issue at Asean summits
An anti-terrorism force including public security police and the armed police attend an anti-terrorism joint exercise in Hami, northwest Chinas Xinjiang region on July 2, 2013. u00e2u20acu201d AFP pic

TOKYO, Oct 27 — Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida said he had mentioned the human rights situations in Hong Kong and Xinjiang as well as the importance of peace and stability in the Taiwan strait at Asean-hosted summit meetings held virtually today.

Tension has been rising over Taiwan, which China claims as its own territory to be taken by force if necessary. Taiwan says it is an independent country and will defend its freedoms and democracy. — Reuters

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