“2. Urge politicians to respect peoples’ rights to life and health and stop politicizing and stigmatizing the COVID-19 pandemic. 3. Take holistic measures to eliminate political polarization and social inequality.“
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China, newly elected to the U.N. Human Rights Council, just reviewed the U.S. human rights record.
"China wishes to recommend to the U.S.:
1. Root out systematic racism, address widespread police brutality and combat discrimination against African- and Asian-Americans....“pic.twitter.com/q2AUSKPTWZ
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“4. Combat the increasingly severe religious intolerance and xenophobic parties. 5. Stop incarcerating migrants including migrant children and guarantee the rights of migrants. 6. Address proliferation of guns and guarantee peoples’ rights to life.“
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“7. Lift coercive unilateral measures; 8. Stop torture in anti-terrorist operations and halt military intervention in other countries and stop killing civilians; 9. Stop interfering for political reasons in other countries’ internal affairs under the pretext of human rights.“
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Such audacity!
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China is surely gaslighting the world!
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well done
@UNWatch after china threw out africans of china from their homes... you have given china a platform the whitewash! after what they in hong kong on a daily basis, you allow them to talk about police brutality!! well done! hope you sleep well as they continue to suffer - Show replies
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Who's that country and why are they sitting in Taiwan's seat?
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Ever notice that those celebrities that say they are leaving the US if their guy does not win never move to China?
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