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Xi Jinping voted on the 'ethnic unity' law in Beijing, which has drawn criticism for its implications on the treatment of ethnic minorities. The Communist Party's stance on dissent regarding this issue has become more stringent.
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Xi Jinping voted on the 'ethnic unity' law in Beijing, which has drawn criticism for its implications on the treatment of ethnic minorities. The Communist Party's stance on dissent regarding this issue has become more stringent.
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