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Asia & Pacific 1 year ago
China urges Indonesia to protect Chinese nationals
Indonesia was rocked by protests in major cities, including Jakarta, on Friday after footage spread of a motorcycle taxi driver being run over by a police tactical vehicle during an earlier rally against low wages and financial perks for lawmakers.
Americas 1 year ago
China tells citizens in Los Angeles to boost personal security
"Chinese citizens in the region (should) strengthen personal security measures, stay away from gatherings, crowded areas, or places with poor public security, and avoid going out at night or travelling alone," the consulate said in a statement.
Americas 1 year ago
Trump deploys National Guard over LA immigration protests
The US president took federal control of California's state military to push soldiers into the country's second-biggest city, where they could face off against demonstrators. It is a rare move that Governor Gavin Newsom said was "purposefully inflammatory."
Europe 2 years ago
Longest jail terms for UK disorder handed down as prosecutors pursue riot charges
Judge John Thackray said David Wilkinson had played a leading role in what he described as "12 hours of racist, hate-fueled mob violence", kicking out and throwing missiles at officers, spitting at them and trying to start a fire.
Europe 2 years ago
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Indonesians in UK worry about safety amid escalating anti-immigrant riots
The rapidly spreading anti-immigrant, anti-Muslim sentiments across the United Kingdom in recent days have caused anxiety among the Indonesian community, with some deciding to seek safety by staying at home and canceling plans in or out of town.
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