Human Rights Watch
The Malaysian government’s raids on irregular migrants are deterring people fearful of arrest and deportation from getting vaccinated for Covid-19, Human Rights Watch said today. These actions undermine the government’s repeated international calls for vaccine equity among nations.
On June 23, the coordinator of Malaysia’s Covid-19 vaccination program, Khairy Jamaluddin, criticized vaccine hoarding among industrialized nations and called on the World Bank to “be a strong voice for vaccine equity.” His statement echoed an earlier one by Malaysia’s foreign minister who said, when announcing Malaysia’s candidacy for a seat on the United Nations Human Rights Council, that vaccines should be available to all in sufficient quantities and accessible to all without discrimination.
China’s government-run
Global Times propaganda outlet published an opinion column Tuesday declaring that “Anglo-Saxons” are genetically predisposed to genocide and that ethnic Anglo-Saxons “practice [the] law of the jungle.”
The
Global Times regularly accuses the United States and more recently began to accuse Canada of genocide in response to global condemnation of China’s policy of imprisoning Uyghurs, Kazakhs, and other Muslim ethnic minority people in concentration camps. The Chinese Communist Party is believed to have imprisoned as many as 3 million people in 1,200 concentration camps since 2017. Camp survivors have testified publicly to experiencing or witnessing extreme forms of torture, including the use of electric devices in gang rape, the public rape of prisoners in front of hundreds of other inmates, the enslavement of prisoners, force sterilization, forced abortions, and infanticide. Beijing insists all concentration camp survivors are “actors”
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Now theyâre doing something similar in Canada.
The news from two First Nations communities about the discovery of the remains of hundreds of children who attended residential schools has elicited some pretty raw and emotional responses.
The Chinese Communist Party has seized upon these headlines and clearly believes theyâve found something similar to a George Floyd moment to exploit for their own gains.
During the latest G7 meeting in Cornwall, England a couple of weeks ago, U.S. President Joe Biden called on other world leaders to join America in doing more to counter Chinaâs rising influence and to more directly condemn them head on for their treatment of the Uyghurs.
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“The United States has mountains of human rights problems in its own country,” said Li Xiaojin, a human rights official from China’s State Council Information Office, upon the release of the Chinese government’s 28-page report on supposed human rights violations in the United States.
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The report offensively opens with the phrase: “I can’t breathe.”
The Chinese Communist Party doesn’t care about George Floyd.