Meanwhile, these apps appear in most countries' versions of the App Store.
The move comes after carrier China Unicom launched iPhone sales two months ago, making regulatory approval of the phone's contents in the country necessary for the first time.
"We continue to comply with local laws," Apple spokeswoman Trudy Muller was quoted as saying. "Not all apps are available in every country," Muller added.
One more app unavailable in the China App Store is the one related to Rebiya Kadeer, who is also an exiled minority leader reviled by Chinese authorities, the report said.
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