China bans Britain's politicians and institutions

(PTI) London, Ta. 26
Diplomatic relations between China and Britain have become tense. China also retaliated after Britain banned four Chinese officials and banned British politicians.
China has banned leaders such as former British Conservative Party chairman and MP Lane Deccan Smith and foreign affairs committee chairman Tom Taghendt, MP Nusrat Gani and Tim Locton.
In addition, China announced a ban on four British entities. This includes the Chinese Research Group of Britain, an organization that researches Chinese affairs. The Uyghur Tribunal, the Conservative Party's organization Human Rights, etc., were declared silent by China.
Britain has previously banned four Chinese officials for allegedly persecuting Uighur Muslims. Earlier, the two countries had also banned broadcasting services. China also banned the BBC after Britain banned China's broadcasting service.
Earlier, the European Union banned four Chinese officials for allegedly harassing Uighur Muslims in China.