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Tiananmen Square: Kate Adie reports victims still bullied
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June 5, 2009
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Watch the BBC first on iPlayer 👉 It is almost 20 years since the Tiananmen protests, and although China has changed dramatically in economic terms since then, how much has changed politically? Kate Adie, a BBC correspondent in Beijing at the time of the protests, and Jonathan Fenby, China director at the research service Trusted Sources, discuss if the slaughter could have been prevented in 1989.
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