Combating terror threat/
China
China played down U.S.
concerns that proposed anti-terror legislation would give the Chinese
government sweeping power to police electronic communications and
marginalize foreign companies fighting for a share of China's $465 billion
technology market, saying Tuesday that the law is purely designed to address
domestic security issues.
Foreign Ministry spokeswoman
Hua Chunying said the law is necessary to fight terrorism, and that China hopes
"the United States will regard this in a calm and objective way."
Four U.S.
Cabinet members, including Secretary of State John Kerry, and the U.S. trade representative wrote their Chinese
counterparts in February, expressing "serious concerns" about the
draft anti-terror law and rules…
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