'Cultural mistake': Chinese man who 'tweaked' boy's penis escapes conviction
Tweaking a boy's penis was an acceptable sign of affection in China, the Court heard.
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China's largesse in Tonga threatens future of Pacific nation
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Kapa haka group flies the culture flag at regional conference
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Chinese warships heading to Australia to 'collect information'
Chinese warships heading to Australia to spy on US-Australian military exercises.
China's terrifying new weapon revealed: 'A flying death sentence'
Horrifying glimpse of the new missiles China plans to arm itself with.
Rules of the house prove too much for Chinese housemaid
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China secretly puts app on tourists' phones in a surveillance dragnet
New York Times: Border authorities routinely install policing app on tourists' phones.
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Hong Kong police forcibly clear protesters from legislature complex
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Hong Kong police clash with protesters on anniversary of return to China
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Kiwi teen's visa battle with China
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Chinese activists save seven dogs from being eaten in restaurant
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US vs China: Why this power struggle is different
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David Mahon: Why NZ can't take sides in US-China trade war
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China: A blooming great time in the City of Flowers
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China has developed a chip to pinpoint the location of firearms.
Xi critic tells of being held at airport
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