China retorts as Clinton lambasts rights at U N women’s conference
After two days of sharp U S critique at the Fourth World Conference on Women, China replied with a caution to mind their own business. Beijing dodged Clinton and Albright, saying critics should focus on issues at home while activists at Huairou faced security hurdles and logistics. Delegates pressed toward a draft platform amid dispute over health, abortion, contraception, and sexual orientation.
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Clinton Visits Mongolian Nomads in Support of Democracy
First Lady Clinton rode into Mongolia’s countryside and met nomads in canvas tents to show U S support for the fledgling democracy wedged between Russia and China.
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