apology

latimesblogs.latimes.com — The U.S. Senate has approved a resolution apologizing for the nation's past discriminatory laws that targeted Chinese immigrants, such as the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882.

www.voanews.com — China's largest egg processing company says it is demanding an apology from a U.S.-based television network for describing a traditional Chinese dish as the world's most disgusting food.
Chinese broadcast and print media said Wednesday the demand was issued by the chairman of the Hubei Shendan Healthy Food Company on behalf of his 3,000 workers.

sports.yahoo.com — Here's a tip -- calling your national team's fans "dogs" and "morons" probably isn't a good idea. Chinese goalkeeper Wang Dalei found this out the difficult way when he took to the Internet with a critique of his own for fans who jeered China in their loss to Japan at the Asian Games.

thebigc.blog.com — In the summer it was the Philippines on the receiving end of China's demands for an apology. Before that it was The UN. Before that it was CNN. Before that the US. We can go on and on, but looking at this post in response to China's demand of apology recently in the Philippines, I think we know the song by now.

china.blogs.time.com — Dr. Jiang Yanyong, a Chinese military surgeon who became a national hero after exposing Beijing's cover-up of SARS cases, has asked the government to apologize for the way he has been treated since his 2003 revelation. Jiang writes in his letter that his detention and re-education was "in violation of the Constitution, the Party Charter and army disciplinary rules".