He Junyao refutes the human rights monitoring report in a letter from the Commissioner’s Office in Hong Kong praising He Zheng’s coming to the United Nations to speak out

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Written by: Chen Chuolan

2021-04-24 22:58

Last update date: 2021-04-24 22:58

Former Legislative Council Member He Junyao held a press conference last month to criticize the "World Human Rights Report" of the international organization "Human Rights Watch" for false China-related content, saying that he would write to the United Nations to detail the real situation.

He Junyao posted on Facebook today a letter from the Commissioner’s Office of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Hong Kong on April 2nd, expressing his appreciation for He’s earlier refutation of the international organization "Human Rights Monitor"’s release of the "World Human Rights Report" concerning China, and encouraged him to continue to speak out and refute Other countries’ comments on China.

He Junyao responded that "the next step is to speak at the United Nations."

He Junyao posted on Facebook today a letter from the Commissioner’s Office of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Hong Kong on April 2, expressing his appreciation for He’s earlier refutation of the "World Human Rights Report" published by the international organization "Human Rights Monitor" for China-related content.

(He Junyao facebook)

The Commissioner’s Office of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Hong Kong stated in the letter that the contents of the "World Human Rights Report" were groundless and fabricated facts. Therefore, he praised He Junyao for convening a press conference to refute the remarks, and encouraged He to continue to give full play to his advantages and use resources from all parties. To speak for China and Hong Kong and refute other countries’ comments on China.

The international organization "Human Rights Watch" published the "2021 World Human Rights Report" on January 13 this year, focusing on human rights issues in Hong Kong, Xinjiang and other places in the past year, as well as various "silences" and suppression incidents that occurred in various parts of China during the epidemic. , Believes that the human rights situation in China is "deteriorating."

The report also covered the "stop broadcasting due to political pressure" of Radio Hong Kong's programs, the "rejection of visas" for reporters of the New York Times, and the continued deterioration of press freedom in China and Hong Kong.

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He Junyao Office of the Special Commissioner of the Ministry of Human Rights and Foreign Affairs in Hong Kong