According to Reuters, President Biden said to Chinese President Xi Jinping at a town hall event held in Milwaukee, Wisconsin on the 16th (local time) hosted by CNN. “China will have a repercussion on human rights issues, and he knows it. There is” he said.
China is known to have committed human rights violations, such as imprisoning the Xinjiang Uyghurs, a minority of its own, in concentration camps.
President Biden said, “The United States will once again emphasize its international role in advocating human rights.” “We are trying to cooperate with the international community to help China protect human rights.” After taking office, President Biden said that the public (對中) In the past, President Biden said, “China is working very hard to become a world leader and to gain the trust of other countries. However, as long as they act against basic human rights, it will be difficult.” He also said in a two-hour call with President Xi on the 10th, India, which is considered a strategic point between the United States and China, and free and open India to the Pacific. He stressed that preserving the Pacific Ocean is a priority for the United States.
He also said there are concerns about China’s increasingly tougher actions in Asia, including China’s coercive and unfair economic practices, the crackdown of Hong Kong, the crackdown of human rights in Xinjiang, and activities in Taiwan, where China claims to be its own.
(Seoul = News 1)
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