The United States evaluated this Thursday’s report on the Chinese Government’s policy in the Xinjiang region and with the Uyghur ethnic group. reinforces his concern about “genocide and crimes against humanity”. He urged China to make commitments there and urge the country to stop this “atrocity”.
The contents of the document, which was made public this Wednesday night by the High Commissioner for Human Rights Michele Bachelet, It deepens our deep concern about the ongoing genocide and crimes against humanity. Chinese it works”White House spokeswoman Karine Jean-Pierre said at a news conference.
This report pointed out that the Chinese administration has committed crimes against humanity by implementing policies that include mass arbitrary detentions and other serious abuses against the Uighurs and other Muslim ethnic minorities.
“We will continue to work closely with our partners and the international community to hold China accountable,” the spokesperson said.
The US also signaled its intention to ask the country to “stop these atrocities immediately”. release those unjustly detainedAccount for the missing and give independent researchers full and unhindered access to Xinjiang, Tibet and all of China.”
Spokesperson, the has taken precautionary measures against the disclosed factssuch as strengthening restrictions on the issuance of visas, financial sanctions or controls on exports and imports.
Jean-Pierre highlighted that President Joe Biden has joined his allies, including the rest of the G7 countries, to ensure that global supply chains are exempt from the use of forced labor, including that carried out in that region.
Foreign Minister Antony Blinken also asked China to account for “crimes against humanity” committed in the region.
“We will continue to work closely with our partners, civil society and the international community to seek justice and accountability. for many victims,” he said.
Blinken urged China to release those wrongfully detained, account for the missing, and allow independent investigators full and unhindered access to Xinjiang and the “whole People’s Republic of China”.