Ethnic demonstrations throughout Inner Mongolia are leaving to be handled according towards law and the us administration will answer for you to "reasonable demands" by protesters, a Offshore government spokeswoman said Tuesday.
The Foreign Ministry`s Jiang Yu said the us government would consider necessary measures to screen the interests of most groups, but would probably also act next to troublemakers.
An official in Inner Mongolia is disputing an Amnesty International report that parts of the area are under martial law.
"We did not enforce martial law. Everything is normal," said Chao Lumen, an official with the information department of Xilingol prefecture.
In the story released Friday, Amnesty International detailed protests in and about the metropolis of Xilinhot, the prefecture`s seat of government.
