China Envoy Banned From Philippine Educational Institutions
Nearly 100 student organizations and youth leaders in the Philippines have declared the Chinese ambassador banned from visiting national schools, in response to the Chinese embassy's prohibition of certain Filipino officials from visiting China.
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