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Source Title: Canada Wants to Coordinate Actions to Respond to China’s Actions in Xinjiang Foreign Ministry Response: Hypocrisy!
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At the regular press conference of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs today (22), a journalist asked: Canadian Prime Minister Trudeau said at the G7 meeting last Friday that he would coordinate actions to address China’s actions in Xinjiang. What is China’s comment?
Foreign Ministry spokesman Wang Wenbin said that China is a country that has always protected and promoted the development of human rights. As the world’s largest developing country, China pursues a people-centered concept, regards the right to survival and development as the primary basic human rights, and strives to promote the comprehensive and coordinated development of economic, social rights. and cultural and civil rights and political rights. During the 70 years since the founding of New China, China’s per capita GDP has risen from less than US $ 30 to more than US $ 10,000, and more than 800 million people have left the poverty. Absolute poverty was eliminated for the first time in the history of the Chinese nation. Minority areas such as Xinjiang and Tibet are even more examples of human rights progress in China. Take Xinjiang as an example: in the past 60 years, Xinjiang’s total economic volume has multiplied by more than 200, GDP per capita has increased nearly 40 times, and average life expectancy has increased from 30 to 72 years. In this fight against the new crown pneumonia epidemic, the Chinese government has done everything possible to protect everyone’s right to life and health and, at all costs, has slowed the spread of the epidemic as quickly as possible. and has done everything possible to increase the cure rate and reduce the death rate, as well as ensuring the rapid recovery of economic and social life.
Wang Wenbin said that whether the human rights of a country are good or not, the people of the country have more voice, not other people, other people or institutions. According to surveys conducted by authoritative international organizations over many years, the Chinese people’s satisfaction with the Chinese government exceeds 90% every year. We urge Canada and the relevant countries to respect the facts, abandon prejudices and stop using human rights or Xinjiang-related issues to interfere in China’s internal affairs.
Wang Wenbin pointed out that the Canadian side recently brought together some countries to issue the so-called “statement against arbitrary detention”, which is highly hypocritical. The Canadian detention of Ms. Meng Wanzhou is a typical arbitrary detention. The most despicable thing is that when some countries clearly expressed their disapproval and did not participate in the joint signing of the so-called declaration, it was against the wishes of these countries and forcibly included them in the scope of the joint signature of the country. . This type of fraud and fraud violates the professional ethics of diplomacy, violates the faith and violates the basic norms of international exchanges, and should be condemned.
