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14 SEPTEMBER, 1967 CLAINING THAT QUOTE DISREGARDING INTERNATIONAL PRACTICE, THE TUNISIAN COVERNMENT HAS INTERFERED BRUTALLY IN THE NORMAL ACTIVITIES OF THE CHINESE ENDASSY AND FLAGRANTLY

DISCRIMINATED AGAINST ITS DIPLOMATIC PERSONNEL UNQUOTE. (D) INDONESIA.

(1) IN A NOTE DELIVERED TO THE INDONESIAN EMBASSY IN PEKING ON

5 CCTOBER, 1967, THE CHINESE CLAINED THAT THEIR EMBASSY PERSONNEL IN DJAKARTA WERE SUBJECT TO QUOTE UNREASONABLE RESTRICTIONS IN PERFORMANCE OF NORMAL FUNCTIONS UNQUOTE.

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(11) ON 1 OCTOBER, 1967, THE INDONESIAN CHARGE D'AFFAIRES A.1. IN PEKING WAS SUMMONED AND TOLD THAT THE INDONESIANS HAD QUOTE SAVAGELY VIOLATED THE DIPLOMATIC IMMUNITIES OF THE CHINESE EMBASSY

NDJAKARTA UNQUOTE.

1) IN A STATEMENT ON 27 OCTOBER, 1967, REGARDING THE CLOSURE OF THEIR EMBASSY IN DJAKARTA THE CHINESE SAID THE INDONESIANS HAD QUOTE WANTONLY INFRINGED UPON DIPLOMATIC PRIVILEGES OF THE CHINESE MISSION UNQUOTE.

(E) UNITED KINGDOM.

IN A NOTE DELIVERED TO THE FOREIGN OFFICE ON 27 AUGUST 1967 BY THE OFFICE OF THE CHINESE CHARGE D'AFFAIRES IN LONDON, THE CHINESE DESCRIBED RESTRICTIONS ON THEIR EXIT FROM THE UNITED KINGDOM (WHICH WERE LATER LIFTED IN APRIL 1968) AS QUOTE UNREASONABLE RESTRICTIONS TO HINDER THE NORMAL DIPLOMATIC AND BUSINESS ACTIVITIES OF THE OFFICE OF THE CHINESE CHARGE D'AFFAIRES AND THE FREEDOM OF TRAVEL OF THEIR PERSONNEL UNQUOTE.

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