China says S. Korean diplomats violated int'l rules

China says S. Korean diplomats violated int'l rules

BEIJING, China - Liu Jianchao, deputy director general of the Information Department at China's Foreign Ministry, speaks at a press conference in Beijing on June 14. Liu accused South Korean diplomats of violating diplomatic conventions by obstructing Chinese police during a melee at the South Korean Embassy on June 13 in which a South Korean diplomat was hit while trying to stop a North Korean asylum seeker from being taken away.

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