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China hawks suffer a setback

9 February 2021

10:22 PM

9 February 2021

10:22 PM

The House of Commons was due to vote on the so-called ‘genocide amendment’ to the Trade Bill later today. The proposal gives British courts the right to decide if a country is committing genocide and was on course to trigger a major Tory rebellion — with China hawks ready to take a stand. However,

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