An American-British member of an advisory physique to China’s sovereign-prosperity fund has stepped down from her write-up because of to concerns about Chinese constraints on cost-free speech, such as Beijing’s controversial new nationwide-stability law for Hong Kong.
In a letter to the fund’s chairman dated July 10 and viewed by The Wall Street Journal, DeAnne Julius reported she was resigning “with regret” from the International Advisory Council of China Financial investment Corp. “Recent developments in Hong Kong and the more and more challenging interactions…
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