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Henan: China allegedly restricts protesters with Covid app

13 July 2022

10:00 AM

13 July 2022

10:00 AM

Since April of 2022, hundreds of Chinese in the Henan province have been attending protests against several banks after their funds were frozen. An investigation was launched related to matters of serious crime, but customers remained unable to access their money with the situation dragging on for months.

Beginning in May, protesters accused the local government of using the national mandatory Covid app to restrict their movements.

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