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Story summary
- Hong Kong and Macao governments rejected 2025 US Congressional-Executive Commission on China report, claiming Beijing has not upheld autonomy and human rights.
- Hong Kong government labeled the report "fact-twisting" and "slanderous," saying it undermines governance.
- The Macao government criticized the report for misrepresenting its human rights, noting residents enjoy extensive freedoms and a robust legal system.
- Both regions urged the United States to cease interference and acknowledge their achievements.
