Companies back away from criticizing China's human rights violations in Xinjiang | DW News

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2024-04-27

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Toru Yamayama became famous in one fell swoop, but it was actually quite difficult. First, it cost former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe his life; finally, it cost him half his life. One of the most important reasons is that Tetsuya Yamama did not follow traditional steps during the a - DayDayNews
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