Faith and Change in Hong Kong as China Reunites
In Hong Kong, 500 worshipers fill Hop Yat Church as the city marks three months since reuniting with mainland China. Church life continues with clergy noting broad tolerance, while U.S. critics press China on religious freedom.
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Tibetan refugees and human rights groups plan protests across the United States during Chinese President Jiang Zemin’s state visit. Expected turnout includes actors like Richard Gere near Lafayette Park, with demonstrations tied to the October 29 summit with President Clinton and a meeting with congressional leaders. Jiang will visit Harvard University, Williamsburg, and Philadelphia while addressing policy at the Council on Foreign Affairs.
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