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Chinese Embassy issues statement supporting the judicial process over fake birth registrations scandal
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China has backed Thailand’s judicial process after police uncovered an alleged fake birth registration network involving Chinese nationals, while urging protection for Chinese citizens, especially minors, during legal proceedings as the investigation
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Summary
The Chinese Embassy in Bangkok has broken its silence over Thailand’s expanding fake birth registration investigation, declaring that Chinese citizens overseas must obey the laws of their host country while expressing support for Thailand’s judicial process.
The Chinese Embassy in Bangkok has responded to Thailand’s investigation into an alleged fake birth registration network involving Chinese nationals. It said Chinese citizens living overseas must obey the laws of their country of residence.