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Exclusive: City of London Corporation chief says not our place to criticise China human rights abuses
Catherine McGuinness told City A.M. that she was really not clear it s our place to publicly criticise the Chinese government for human rights abuses against Uyghur Muslims.
The City of London Corporation’s policy chief has said it is not the powerful local authority’s role to hold China to account for human rights abuses.
Catherine McGuinness told
City A.M. that she was “really not clear it’s our place” to publicly criticise the Chinese government for human rights abuses against Uyghur Muslims and that “we do need to look at business connections” with the economic superpower.
Excl: Hong Kong activist Nathan Law slams firms colluding with Beijing
Law is a pro-democracy activist in self-imposed exile (Photo by Anthony Kwan/Getty Images)
Western firms operating in China and Hong Kong are “compromising their integrity,” one of Hong Kong’s leading pro-democracy activists has told City A.M.
Nathan Law, one of the leaders of the 2014 Umbrella Movement protests in the territory and now in exile in London, warned that “Beijing manipulates its economic power to conduct and expand their authoritarianism” and the “collusion” with businesses risked undermining the west’s values.
The pointed criticism comes after firms including HSBC and Standard Chartered, headquartered in London but who see significant revenues in Asia, backed the imposition of a draconian National Security Law in Hong Kong.
Ex-HK legislator rejects account freeze explanation
Bloomberg
Former Hong Kong legislator Ted Hui (許智峯) has stepped up his criticism of HSBC after the bank’s chief executive Noel Quinn reached out to him personally to explain why the lender froze his accounts after he fled the territory for the UK.
In a Facebook post on Sunday, which included a photograph of part of the letter he received from Quinn, Hui wrote that HSBC had “failed to provide the legal basis” for freezing his accounts and those of his family members, and did not explain why his family was also “collectively punished.”
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