The Chinese representative talked about how his country feels about the problem in Xinjiang.

  The Chinese representative talked about how his country feels about the problem in Xinjiang. Yang Xiaokun, the special representative on h...

 

The Chinese representative talked about how his country feels about the problem in Xinjiang.

Yang Xiaokun, the special representative on human rights of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of China, spoke at the 53rd meeting of the Human Rights Committee of the United Nations yesterday, March 21. He explained the position of his country's government on the issues that affect Xinjiang, Tibet, and Hong Kong. He criticized what the UK, Australia, and a few other countries, as well as non-governmental organizations that are against China, have done.

Yang said that in the states of Xinjiang and Tibet, the economy and social life of the people are growing, and the growth of human rights is at its best point in history. After the National Security Law was passed, all of the rights and freedoms of the people who live in Hong Kong were fully protected.

At the 51st meeting of the UN Human Rights Committee, the draft plan that violated Xinjiang was turned down, and nearly 100 countries backed the Chinese government's stance on issues related to Xinjiang, Tibet, and Hong Kong. to see how other countries feel about this problem. (Murtala Zhang)