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Written by: Zhang Zijie
2020-08-27 04:48
Last update date: 2020-08-27 04:48Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi visited the Netherlands on August 26 and met with the local Foreign Minister Stef Blok, who expressed concern about Hong Kong’s autonomy and other human rights issues.
After the meeting, Brock issued a statement saying that the Netherlands hopes to cooperate with China from strong mutual trust. He told Wang Yi that the Hong Kong government's arrest of media personnel, the one-year delay in the holding of the Legislative Council election, and Beijing's implementation of the Hong Kong version of the National Security Law are all worrying situations.
During the meeting, Bullock also talked about other human rights issues, especially China's restrictions on religious freedom. He pointed out that local Muslims, Christians, and Tibetan Buddhist migration are the first to bear the brunt. In addition, he also expressed concern about the situation of Xinjiang Uyghurs.
When Wang Yi visited Rome on the 25th, Italian Foreign Minister Luigi Di Maio also raised the issue of Hong Kong. Italy reiterated that with other European partners, the stability and prosperity of Hong Kong under the principle of one country, two systems are very important, and the high degree of autonomy guaranteed by Hong Kong people It is as important as basic human rights and freedom, and said that the Italian government will closely monitor the impact of Beijing’s implementation of the Hong Kong National Security Law.
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