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US-IND Defeated.53 Countries back China over Hong Kong and the National Security Law.
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US-IND Defeated..53 Countries back China over Hong Kong and the National Security law.
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I really doubt India cares about Hong Kong. They know the consequences of interfering in Chinese domestic politics would be extremely severe ...
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Landslide support for HK law at UNHRC
By Zhao Yusha Source:Global Times Published: 2020/7/1 20:28:40
China offers alternative human rights style for world: expert
The representative from Cuba at the 44th Session of the United Nations Human Rights Council in Geneva Photo: Screenshot of UN Web TV
A total of 53 countries supported China's national security law for Hong Kong at the 44th Session of the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) in Geneva on Tuesday, triumphing over 27 members that attacked and called for harsh measures against China over issues involving Hong Kong, Xinjiang and Tibet.
The landslide victory was seen by experts as showing that China's achievements in human rights have won more supporters and become known by wider audiences. The double standards of some Western countries that tried to politicize the UNHRC and to use human rights-related issues as weapons to attack China, brought themselves more criticism within the international community.
On behalf of 53 countries, Cuba made a joint statement in Geneva on Tuesday, expressing support for China's passing the national security law for the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region.
The representative from Cuba said that not interfering with a sovereign state's internal affairs is the basic principle of the UN Charter and the international order. The National Security Law for Hong Kong is China's legitimate power. This is not a question about human rights and it should not be discussed at the human rights council, the Cuban representative said.
The Cuban representative stressed that every country has the right to safeguard its national security via legislative means, and enact measures based on such a purpose. Cuba welcomes the passing of the national security law for Hong Kong, stressing it sticks to the "one country, two systems" principle.
The person said the move is beneficial for Hong Kong's long-term prosperity, and it guarantees that Hong Kong residents can better exercise their legal rights and freedoms in a safe environment.
Cuba said that Hong Kong is an inseparable part of China, and Hong Kong's affairs are China's internal affairs, and this should allow no interference from the outside. It also urged relevant parties to stop using Hong Kong to meddle in China's internal affairs.
Meanwhile, UK's Ambassador to the WTO and UN in Geneva Julian Braithwaite delivered a cross-regional joint statement on behalf of 27 countries at the session.
Braithwaite urged the Chinese governments to "reconsider the imposition of this legislation and to engage Hong Kong's people, institutions and judiciary to prevent further erosion of the rights and freedoms that the people of Hong Kong have enjoyed for many years."
Western countries now see the UNHRC as a platform to serve their own political purposes, and although the US has withdrawn from the council, it still has strong influence over many members in the organization, thus its allies are trying to speak for the US on the UNHRC, Zhu Ying, a professor of international law at Southwest University of Political Science and Law, told the Global Times.
China's Permanent Mission to the UN on Tuesday rejected a statement by Kelly Craft, US permanent representative to the UN, on what she claimed were China's human rights "abuses."
"On June 30, the US Permanent Representative to the United Nations issued a seriously biased statement, making baseless comments on China's human rights situation and interfering in China's internal affairs. China expresses strong dissatisfaction and firm opposition," said a statement by a spokesperson of the Chinese mission.
Many human rights problems have surfaced in the Western world in recent years, the most recent being the death of George Floyd, which has sparked worldwide mass protests over racial problems, experts said. Tragedies like those have convinced people worldwide of how flawed Western human rights are.
However, such a human rights disaster has not led to wide criticism from so-called human rights fighters, such as Human Rights Watch, that were most vocal about China's human rights problems, said Zhang Yonghe, professor and executive dean of the Human Rights Institution of Southwest University of Political Science and Law in Chongqing Municipality.
Zhang said it is their indulgence and double standards toward Western countries, especially the US, that have blinded the world about its negligence toward its own human rights problems.
"Now, China needs to tear off the cover and show the world how US-style human rights are," Zhang said.
Zhu said that as China's influence projected worldwide has grown stronger, more countries are recognizing China's system of human rights, believing it provides an alternative model of how to improve people's lives and secure sovereignty.
The UNHRC has become more polarized as countries vie to voice support for either Chinese style human rights or the Western type, said Zhu.
Countries should choose whatever type suits their own development, rather than subject the choice to selfish political purposes or use human rights issue as tool to attack other countries.
https://www.globaltimes.cn/content/1193226.shtml
By Zhao Yusha Source:Global Times Published: 2020/7/1 20:28:40
China offers alternative human rights style for world: expert
The representative from Cuba at the 44th Session of the United Nations Human Rights Council in Geneva Photo: Screenshot of UN Web TV
A total of 53 countries supported China's national security law for Hong Kong at the 44th Session of the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) in Geneva on Tuesday, triumphing over 27 members that attacked and called for harsh measures against China over issues involving Hong Kong, Xinjiang and Tibet.
The landslide victory was seen by experts as showing that China's achievements in human rights have won more supporters and become known by wider audiences. The double standards of some Western countries that tried to politicize the UNHRC and to use human rights-related issues as weapons to attack China, brought themselves more criticism within the international community.
On behalf of 53 countries, Cuba made a joint statement in Geneva on Tuesday, expressing support for China's passing the national security law for the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region.
The representative from Cuba said that not interfering with a sovereign state's internal affairs is the basic principle of the UN Charter and the international order. The National Security Law for Hong Kong is China's legitimate power. This is not a question about human rights and it should not be discussed at the human rights council, the Cuban representative said.
The Cuban representative stressed that every country has the right to safeguard its national security via legislative means, and enact measures based on such a purpose. Cuba welcomes the passing of the national security law for Hong Kong, stressing it sticks to the "one country, two systems" principle.
The person said the move is beneficial for Hong Kong's long-term prosperity, and it guarantees that Hong Kong residents can better exercise their legal rights and freedoms in a safe environment.
Cuba said that Hong Kong is an inseparable part of China, and Hong Kong's affairs are China's internal affairs, and this should allow no interference from the outside. It also urged relevant parties to stop using Hong Kong to meddle in China's internal affairs.
Meanwhile, UK's Ambassador to the WTO and UN in Geneva Julian Braithwaite delivered a cross-regional joint statement on behalf of 27 countries at the session.
Braithwaite urged the Chinese governments to "reconsider the imposition of this legislation and to engage Hong Kong's people, institutions and judiciary to prevent further erosion of the rights and freedoms that the people of Hong Kong have enjoyed for many years."
Western countries now see the UNHRC as a platform to serve their own political purposes, and although the US has withdrawn from the council, it still has strong influence over many members in the organization, thus its allies are trying to speak for the US on the UNHRC, Zhu Ying, a professor of international law at Southwest University of Political Science and Law, told the Global Times.
China's Permanent Mission to the UN on Tuesday rejected a statement by Kelly Craft, US permanent representative to the UN, on what she claimed were China's human rights "abuses."
"On June 30, the US Permanent Representative to the United Nations issued a seriously biased statement, making baseless comments on China's human rights situation and interfering in China's internal affairs. China expresses strong dissatisfaction and firm opposition," said a statement by a spokesperson of the Chinese mission.
Many human rights problems have surfaced in the Western world in recent years, the most recent being the death of George Floyd, which has sparked worldwide mass protests over racial problems, experts said. Tragedies like those have convinced people worldwide of how flawed Western human rights are.
However, such a human rights disaster has not led to wide criticism from so-called human rights fighters, such as Human Rights Watch, that were most vocal about China's human rights problems, said Zhang Yonghe, professor and executive dean of the Human Rights Institution of Southwest University of Political Science and Law in Chongqing Municipality.
Zhang said it is their indulgence and double standards toward Western countries, especially the US, that have blinded the world about its negligence toward its own human rights problems.
"Now, China needs to tear off the cover and show the world how US-style human rights are," Zhang said.
Zhu said that as China's influence projected worldwide has grown stronger, more countries are recognizing China's system of human rights, believing it provides an alternative model of how to improve people's lives and secure sovereignty.
The UNHRC has become more polarized as countries vie to voice support for either Chinese style human rights or the Western type, said Zhu.
Countries should choose whatever type suits their own development, rather than subject the choice to selfish political purposes or use human rights issue as tool to attack other countries.
https://www.globaltimes.cn/content/1193226.shtml
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53 countries that Support China VS 27 Countries that support US.
The Solid Proof of US Declining influence in worldwide affairs
I think we should, bring "Black Lives matter" issue in US of A land to UN Assembly
I wonder why those Western Propaganda media doesn't tell this big news
A few weeks ago, Indonesian troller and their Indian ally claim that all countries support US of A over China
Yeah rite
@rott @grey boy 2 @eldarlmari @Chinese-Dragon
The Solid Proof of US Declining influence in worldwide affairs
I think we should, bring "Black Lives matter" issue in US of A land to UN Assembly
I wonder why those Western Propaganda media doesn't tell this big news
A few weeks ago, Indonesian troller and their Indian ally claim that all countries support US of A over China
Yeah rite
@rott @grey boy 2 @eldarlmari @Chinese-Dragon
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What makes you say that? Modi will show Xi Jiping his 56" chest. The elephant is showing the dragon its shupa powa! Beijing is cornered, rattled and on the backfoot because all democracies support India!
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Yeah rite, 53 countries that Support China VS 27 Countries that support US.
The Solid Proof of US Declining influence in worldwide affairs
I think we should, bring "Black Lives matter" issue in US of A land to UN Assembly
I wonder why those Western Propaganda media doesn't tell this big news
If anyone truely believed the US are going to apply "REAL, PRACTICAL" sanctions on Hongkong are daydreamers
Why? HK is one of the few places that US is making a lot of money from, will US kill her "Golden Goose" for some US pet doggis? check out the below data bro
https://ustr.gov/countries-regions/china-mongolia-taiwan/hong-kong
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Yes, there are more hot spot in India compared to China. If China use their spy to intervene India domestic problem like CIA in Hongkong, it will be a very massive problem for their stability.
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The one that truely believed that are those Anti China clown and trollers.
If they know how economy working, they will realize that US Sanction only do much more harm to US interests in HK than China.
It also bring HK more dependent to Mainland economy. In the line with Central Govt policy, to Integrate HK more with other mainland Cities like Guangzhou, and Shenzhen (Pearl River Delta Megacity)
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Western global domination was officially over.
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Most countries have good trade relations with china plus they know USA have been creating trouble all over the world. If they support against china means they are loosing support of China in future misadventures in their countries.
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Yes, you're right, India should really has to concern about not the Local Indians but your stock pile of illego "expendable ones" please apply real "ACTIONS" not just "LIP SERVICES" thanks
https://www.scmp.com/news/hong-kong...rnment-investigates-fake-indian-asylum-claims
https://www.scmp.com/comment/insigh...ng-kong-should-send-back-asylum-seekers-india
https://trak.in/tags/business/2016/12/21/hong-kong-aborts-visa-free-entry-indians/
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India is just being uncle sam's unpaid bitch and nothing more, they don't give a crap about anything other than pleasing uncle sam and trying to be the regional supa powa ..
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