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2021/01/20 18:29 December plenary session at European Parliament in Brussels. (Reuters photo)  December plenary session at European Parliament in Brussels. (Reuters photo)  TAIPEI (Taiwan News) EU leaders and China hammered out the Comprehensive Agreement on Investment (CAI) in the closing days of 2020 at a time when the Chinese Communist Party is increasingly on the defensive over its human rights violations, from the suppression of basic freedoms in Hong Kong to the mass internment of Muslim Uyghurs in concentration camps and mounting evidence they are being pressed into labor. Europe has secured assurances from China that its market would be made more accessible and that it would set restrictions on forced technology transfers. However, objections to the investment deal, which was cut behind closed doors, have come from many quarters, including national governments, NGOs, and the ranks of the European Parliament itself.

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