China will face repercussions for human rights abuses

 

China will face repercussions for human rights abuses, says Joe Biden






US President Joe Biden on Tuesday (local time) said that China will have to face repercussions over human rights abuses.

"The US must speak up on human rights abuses and that there will be repercussions for China, and (Xi Jinping) knows that," Biden said during CNN town hall.

"What I'm doing is, making it clear that, we, in fact, are going to continue to reassert our role as spokespersons for human rights at the UN and other agencies that have an impact on their attitude," CNN quoted Biden as saying.

Biden went on to explain what he told the Chinese leader with regards to human rights abuses and the United States' stance during his phone call to President Xi jinping.

"I point out to him no American President can be sustained as a President if he doesn't reflect the values of the United states. then the thought is, that i'm not getting to speak out against what he's doing in Hong Kong , what he's doing with the Uyghurs within the western mountains of China and Taiwan trying to finish the one-China policy by making it forceful...he gets, it culturally there are different norms that every country which leaders are expected to follow," Biden said.




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