China on Monday expressed "strong dissatisfaction" regarding Japan's decision to allow a Chinese separatist group to hold a meeting in the country.
The so-called World Uygur Congress, which has links with various terrorist organizations, is a thoroughly anti-China separatist organization, Foreign Ministry spokesman Hong Lei said at a press conference when asked to comment on the group's Monday meeting.
Xinjiang-related issues are considered to be part of China's internal affairs and the country will not accept outside interference, Hong said.
China asks Japan to respect China's requests, take measures to eradicate any negative impact and safeguard the overall state of China-Japan relations, he said.
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