China 'strongly dissatisfied' with Uyghur activist's Japan visit

China 'strongly dissatisfied' with Uyghur activist's Japan visit

NARITA, Japan - Exiled Uyghur rights activist Rebiya Kadeer speaks to reporters at Narita airport, east of Tokyo, on Oct. 20, 2009. China said the same day it is ''strongly dissatisfied'' with Japan's decision to allow the activist, who it has accused of separatist activities, to visit the country.

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