EU to Sanction Chinese Officials Over Human-Rights Violations

[xizhimen]

Because striver44 is jealous of China as always the case with his kind.

I actually thought the same, this strong burning jealousy must have kept him up at night.

 

[bilibili]

Famous China hater post a new Chinese scandal , doubt you are same dude with Itachi, another China hater, only post Chinese scandal.

 

[xizhimen]

Loving your own country is better and healthier than hating a foreign country. I suggest OP should post more news about his own country.

 

[striver44]

Loving your own country is better and healthier than hating a foreign country. I suggest OP should post more news about his own country.

how can I love a country who forced people to live like this ??

https://twitter.com/x/status/1371516921972199443

 

[xizhimen]

how can I love a country who forced people to live like this ??

https://twitter.com/x/status/1371516921972199443

Read again, I mean you should love your own country instead of hating others, no one asked you to love China.

 

[striver44]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1371575866011049986

 

[xizhimen]

Xinjiang has 2,4000 mosques, on average one mosque for every 530 people, the ratio is even higher than that of Turkey.

 

[grey boy 2]

Sanctions, which include a travel ban and asset freezes, would be the first over human-rights abuses since Tiananmen Square crackdown

Senior European Union officials agreed to use its new human rights sanctions regime to target Chinese officials.
PHOTO: GEERT VANDEN WIJNGAERT/BLOOMBERG NEWS
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Laurence Norman
Updated March 11, 2021 3:35 pm ET

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The European Union is set to target China with sanctions over human-rights abuses for the first time since the 1989 Tiananmen Square crackdown, blacklisting four people and one entity in Xinjiang, several diplomats said.
Senior EU officials agreed to use its new human-rights sanctions regime to target the Chinese officials on Thursday, after long negotiations this week once again exposed the bloc’s divisions on how to approach Beijing.
The sanctions, which include a travel ban and asset freezes, are being imposed because of Beijing’s actions in Xinjiang that the U.S. and some European capitals have labeled a genocide against the Uyghur Muslim minority.
The decision still needs formal sign-off, which is expected to happen when foreign ministers meet later in March. The Chinese officials are included on a broader list of alleged human-rights violators from Russia, North Korea and Africa.
The names of the officials will only be released once a formal decision is reached.

EU to Sanction Chinese Officials Over Human-Rights Violations

The sanctions, which include a travel ban and asset freezes, would be the first by the bloc since the 1989 Tiananmen Square crackdown.

www.wsj.com

 

[OIO]

Very unlikely to happen
If it does happen, the world economy will be hit hard. China has already prepared for the worst but still hopes that the worst will not happen.

 

[xizhimen]

China's economy is skyrocketing and the west is in a downward spiral, thanks for their "sanctions", can anything be more funnier than this?
The west had been in a dominant position for centuries and are so used to randomly sanctioning and bullying other countries at will, now the tables had been turned, they are in a weaker position that they have trouble to adjust themselves in. they still behave and act like a boss but in reality they are not much better than street beggars at China's mercy.

 

[comci]

how can I love a country who forced people to live like this ??

https://twitter.com/x/status/1371516921972199443

So you are an Uyghur?