Taiwan Warns Against China Travel After Threats to ‘Separatists’
Aircraft at Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport.
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Taiwan has hiked its travel warning for China to the second-highest level, citing Beijing’s decision to expand laws that threaten “separatists” from the island with the death penalty.
Taiwan’s Mainland Affairs Council, which oversees relations with Beijing, said residents of the self-ruled democracy should avoid all non-essential trips to China, Hong Kong, and Macau, in a statement published on its website Thursday.