China “has decided to put a ban on online gamers from playing the games with players from foreign countries, and even chatting with them.”

Published by NTUCPHL Date posted on April 19, 2020

China “has decided to put a ban on online gamers from playing the games with players from foreign countries, and even chatting with them.” https://t.co/eH0hj3xh7K

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China “has decided to put a ban on online gamers from playing the games with players from foreign countries, and even chatting with them.”

April – Month of Planet Earth

“Full speed to renewables!”

Continuing Solidarity with CTU Myanmar, trade unions around the world, for democracy in Myanmar, with the daily protests of people in Myanmar against the military coup and continuing oppression.

Accept National Unity Government (NUG) of Myanmar. Reject Military!

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#Coronavirus in Phl

Continuing
Solidarity with CTU Myanmar,
trade unions around the world,
for democracy in Myanmar,
with the daily protests of
people in Myanmar against
the military coup and
continuing oppression.

Accept National Unity Government
(NUG) of Myanmar.
Reject Military!