🇨🇳 Les experts de l'OMS chargés de retracer l'origine du Covid-19 sont sous haute surveillance de Pékin
Une enquête internationale ultrasensible pour les autorités chinoises. ⤵
https://t.co/9bUw8tj0V8
Peking setzt seine autoritär-aggressive Politik fort. Die Europäer geraten damit in Erklärungsnot, warum sie auf China als Wirtschaftspartner setzen. https://t.co/KiXTzPzMVM
Nous sommes là, aux côtés de nos alliés pour dénoncer le déni des libertés à #HongKong@FP_Champagne au nom du 🇨🇦 avec 🇺🇸🇬🇧🇦🇺,exhorte la #Chine de respecter ses engagements internationaux
Et nous continuerons à défendre la démocratie & les droits humains
https://t.co/xGY1GlZwcf
Sehnsüchtiger Blick nach UK:
KollegInnen dort führen die richtige Debatte: Was können wir hier tun, um bei den Menschenrechtsverletzungen in #Xinjiang nicht länger nur zuzusehen? DAS ist die Diskussion, die wir in 🇪🇺 und 🇩🇪 brauchen.
Stattdessen reden wir nur über‘s #CAI.
We will not ignore modern slavery. To ensure that UK companies do not unwittingly profit from forced labour in Xinjiang, @DominicRaab@pritipatel and I are announcing:
👉 Updated business guidance
👉 Export controls review
👉 New financial penalties
https://t.co/w4zhwefxRG
Dominic Raab is clamping down on companies exploiting Uighur slave labour. Well done Foreign Secretary. Now tackle trade with countries credibly accused of Genocide https://t.co/btQQxcKo43?
Today, Foreign Sec @DominicRaab catalogued the harrowing evidence that confirms horrific human rights violations against Uighur Muslims and other minorities in Xinjiang
China is in denial
Watch here 👇
Defence statement in parliament today and then a @CommonsForeign evidence session on detention camps in Xinjiang and conflict and atrocity prevention. You can see it all at https://t.co/gp5oS3xMaG
The UK, alongside partners, has been at the forefront of the international response to highlight human rights abuses in Xinjiang, China. Our Canadian friends & Foreign Minister @FP_Champagne are announcing similar measures reflecting the deep international concern over this issue
Faced with powerful proof of the vilest of crimes against Uyghur women, men and children - do we choose to be bystanders to genocide or do we act?
Please watch and share. #StopGenocideTrade@ipacglobal
Xi Jinping is turning away from reforms that helped China grow and develop. That will have consequences beyond its borders, @MichaelSchuman writes: https://t.co/SNRiLvdO8r
A group of California WeChat users sued the Chinese owner of the messaging and payment app, for allegedly violating their right to privacy by surveilling and censoring their communications.
https://t.co/yHN7QqrSxO
The atrocities we are seeing in China of forced sterilisation and labour camps are horrific.
The Foreign Secretary today outlined how the UK Government will rightly be taking a tougher stance against China's actions, something I strongly welcome.
"China continues to use its massive trade leverage (what Xi Jinping has called its 'gravitational force') to enforce its political agenda & intimidate its critics."
@AsiaPolicy Notes recommends demonstrating support for ending China’s targeting-by-trade.
https://t.co/gLmWmoV6y2
Information from about 2 million Australian social media users was found on a database belonging to Chinese company, cybersecurity researchers say. https://t.co/3qDE1GDuzX
Welcome @DominicRaab adopting BEIS Committee’s focus on exposing businesses profiting from Uyghur slavery.
But his decision not to call out these atrocities for what they are - 𝙜𝙚𝙣𝙤𝙘𝙞𝙙𝙚 - is chilling...
Must ensure 🇬🇧 is not complicit in genocide 👇 #StopGenocideTrade