Australia's Chinese community shows solidarity with protestors

Protesters in Beijing are angered by strict anti-virus measures

Protesters in Beijing are angered by strict anti-virus measures Source: AAP / Ng Han Guan

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Across Australia, the Chinese community is showing solidarity with those speaking out against Beijing's COVID policy. Protests taking place across a number of cities - with the largest in Sydney.

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