From 2 days ago, not sure if posted already, the numbers are interesting...
More countries support China on Xinjiang amid US-led clique’s siege
West politicizes UN session to maintain hegemony; US dominance opposed by developing countries
By GT staff reporters Published: Jun 15, 2022 10:22 PM
Local residents walk in a street at a scenic spot in the ancient city of Kashgar, northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, May 16, 2020. Photo: Xinhua
Just one day before the Chinese top leader made these remarks, some Western countries had made a political farce. On Tuesday, the second day of the 50th session of the HRC, 47 countries - mostly consisting of European's developed countries, the US and its allies - signed a joint statement to attack the human rights situation in China's Xinjiang, Xizang and Hong Kong regions.
In response, on behalf of nearly 70 countries, a representative from Cuba made a joint speech to oppose using human rights as excuses to interfere with China's internal affairs, saying that human rights issues should not be used as political tools. Moreover, more than 20 countries made separate speeches at the HRC to support China, making it nearly 100 countries in total that had voiced their understanding and support to China's stance.
More countries support China on Xinjiang amid US-led clique’s siege
West politicizes UN session to maintain hegemony; US dominance opposed by developing countries
By GT staff reporters Published: Jun 15, 2022 10:22 PM
Local residents walk in a street at a scenic spot in the ancient city of Kashgar, northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, May 16, 2020. Photo: Xinhua
Just one day before the Chinese top leader made these remarks, some Western countries had made a political farce. On Tuesday, the second day of the 50th session of the HRC, 47 countries - mostly consisting of European's developed countries, the US and its allies - signed a joint statement to attack the human rights situation in China's Xinjiang, Xizang and Hong Kong regions.
In response, on behalf of nearly 70 countries, a representative from Cuba made a joint speech to oppose using human rights as excuses to interfere with China's internal affairs, saying that human rights issues should not be used as political tools. Moreover, more than 20 countries made separate speeches at the HRC to support China, making it nearly 100 countries in total that had voiced their understanding and support to China's stance.
