Like-minded allies must expand efforts on actions against #CCP's human rights abuses in #Xinjiang! Although joint sanctions from #US, #UK and #Canada had been announced in March 2021, they are far from enough, as #Beijing is still denying all accusations of abuse.
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At the very least, all consumers deserve to know if the goods we're buying are made by slaves. This directly affects our lives and I for one would NOT want to unwittingly support the #Chinese regime by buying goods produced unethically!
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#Uyghurs #StandwithUyghurs #G7 #English #Diyms

Foreign ministers from the #G7 are meeting to discuss how to deal with various challenges. At the top of their agenda is #China.

But America’s top diplomat Antony #Blinken clarifies that the purpose of the gathering isn't to contain China or hold it down.

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Hear us out - sanctioning individual officials doesn’t seem to change #CCP’s ways. #Decouple with #China to stop the infiltration of CCP!
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#G7 #Blinken #Raab #hongkong #sanction #English #diyms

#G7 says no to China, stands with #Taiwan; China suspends economic dialogue with Australia

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Foreign ministers from the world's seven biggest advanced economies have finished their #G7 meeting in London. They are expressing deep concerns over human rights abuses in #China's #Xinjiang and Tibet regions.

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G7 Foreign Minister’s joint statement focuses on criticizing China and Beijing: group politics that drive history 
 
The Foreign Ministers of the G7 member states met in London, England this week, they issued a joint statement which discussing China in the most paragraphs and concerned about the destruction of Hong Kong’s electoral system and human rights violations in Xinjiang. Also, it mentioned supporting in Taiwan’s participation in the WHO Forum. Chinese Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Wang Wenbin responded on Thursday (6May) that the Foreign Ministers of the Group of Seven Countries made “non-factual accusations” against China and openly intervened in China’s internal affairs. The brutal interference of sovereignty, China strongly condemns.  
 
Wang Wenbin stated, issues in Xinjiang, Tibet and Hong Kong all are the China’s internal affairs, said that China has sufficient factual and legal basis for the sovereignty and rights of the Diaoyu Island and its affiliated islands, the South China Sea Shudao and its adjacent waters. Regarding Taiwan’s participation in international organisations, including the World Health Organisation, Wang Wenbin pointed out that it must be handled in accordance with one-China principle.  
 
Source: Stand News #May07

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#G7 #JointStatement #Australia #China #Beijing #Politics #England #London #HongKong #Xinjiang #Elections #HumanRights #Taiwan #WHO 

G7 Summit Published a joint statement Criticising China and Supporting Taiwan’s Participation in the World Health Forum

Ministers of Foreign Affairs of Member States of the Group of Seven Industrial Countries (G7) announced a joint statement after the meeting on 3 May in England London. In the context of discussing the affairs of various countries, most paragraphs talked about China, concerning the destruction of Hong Kong’s electoral system and the violation of human rights in Xinjiang. In addition, the statement also mentioned the Taiwan Strait, South China Sea, etc., which requires relevant countries to act under international rules. Besides, the statement also mentioned supporting Taiwan to participate in World Health Forum, believing that each country can be benefited from Taiwan’s successful anti-epidemic experience.

Six among the 87 paragraphs in the joint statement discussed China, which is more than Russia (4 paragraphs) and Myanmar (4 paragraphs). The statement described China as a “major power”, and encouraged China to follow the international rules. The 15th paragraph mentioned Hong Kong, concerning China’s damage to the democratic elements in Hong Kong’s electoral system, and demanded that the Chinese and Hong Kong regimes stopped targeting people who fight for human rights, freedom, and democracy. The statement again requested China to respect human rights and basic democracy in Xinjiang; to pay attention to the actions damaging freedom and fair economic system, and to stop committing or supporting violations of intellectual property rights through the internet.

Source: Stand News #May06

https://bit.ly/3eN2hw0

#China #Xinjiang #HongKong #Taiwan #WorldHealthForum #G7 #JointStatement #Democracy #Freedom #HumanRights #Violation #Russia #Myanmar

Xinjiang: Joe Biden to urge G7 to act on China’s use of forced labour

The United States will urge its Group of Seven (G7) allies to increase pressure on China over the use of forced labour in its northwestern Xinjiang province, home to the Muslim Uygur minority, a top White House official said on Friday.

 US President Joe Biden will attend a meeting of the G7 advanced economies in person in Britain in June, where he is expected to focus on what he sees as a strategic rivalry between democracies and autocratic states, particularly China.

Source: South China Morning Post #Apr24

https://t.co/nqRLZ0BY1A?amp=1

#Xinjiang #JoeBiden #G7 #China #Uygur