(Central News Agency) US Senator Hawley last week proposed a bill calling for sanctions against Chinese President Xi Jinping and other senior officials for the Xinjiang genocide. Withdraw the bill.
Republican Josh Hawley announced on the 20th that he will propose the “Sanction Xi Jinping for Xinjiang Atrocities Act”, which identifies Xi Jinping as an accomplice in the Xinjiang genocide and should inform him and other Chinese Communists of this. Officials are held accountable, including penalties.
American news website Axios exclusively revealed on the 27th that after Hawley announced he would propose the bill, the office received a letter from the Chinese embassy in the United States, signed by councilor Li Xiang (transliteration) on the 24th, expressing the “answer to the bill”. Strong indignation and serious concern “.
According to a copy of the letter Axios obtained, the Chinese side criticized Hawley in the letter. The bill is full of ideological biases. Not only did he seriously interfere in China’s internal affairs, but he also pointed the finger at Chinese leaders during the 20th National Congress of the Communist Party of China, completely ignoring the international backlash, both arrogant and despicable (arrogant and despicable).
The letter stated that the 20th National Congress of the Communist Party of China is very important, but Hawley tried to discredit the meeting and the leaders of the Communist Party of China, sow the relationship between the party and the people, and even dared to claim that he would sanction the top leader of China against 1.4 billion Chinese “.
The letter also states that the Xinjiang issue is not about race, human rights or religion, but about counter-terrorism, separatism and extremism, underlining that the so-called genocide is a “real lie”.
The letter asked Hawley to abandon the “zero-sum mentality” of the Cold War and ideological bias against China, to put China’s Xinjiang policy into perspective, and to stop pursuing the bill.
Faced with China’s anger, Hawley mocked the Beijing “sensitive” on Twitter on the 27th, saying it would be impossible for him to withdraw the bill.
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