π¨π³ China forces Uighur Muslims perform to work for little or no pay.
Will UN chief @antonioguterres speak out?
https://t.co/BatY9rtYjM— UN Watch (@UNWatch) September 18, 2020
π¨π³ China forces Uighur Muslims perform to work for little or no pay.
Will UN chief @antonioguterres speak out?
https://t.co/BatY9rtYjM— UN Watch (@UNWatch) September 18, 2020
π¨π³ China at the U.N. Human Rights Council condemns the rise of βracial discrimination and hatredβ during the COVID pandemic.
π¨π³ China herded 1 million Uighur Muslims into forced re-education camps, destroyed Uighur mosques, and silenced Uighur whistleblowers. pic.twitter.com/aUYXh4aT0U
— UN Watch (@UNWatch) September 17, 2020
π¨π³ China prosecutes 26 Hong Kong activists for daring to hold a vigil to remember the 1989 Tiananmen Square massacre.
π¨π³ China sits on the 5-nation U.N. Human Rights Council panel that is about to select the world expert on arbitrary detention.https://t.co/Zo4A1Euo8j
— UN Watch (@UNWatch) September 17, 2020
π¨π³ China arrests Hong Kong activists as they attempt to flee to Taiwan. They are being denied access to lawyers.
π¨π³ China is running for a seat on the U.N. Human Rights Council. https://t.co/SLQyaJUQ5h
— UN Watch (@UNWatch) September 17, 2020
π¨π³ China tells UNHRC: βWe protect the workers' rights of all our citizens.β
FACT-CHECK: #False.
π¨π³ China coerces tens of thousands of Muslim Uighurs into forced labor. pic.twitter.com/0SNj2G9jzY
— UN Watch (@UNWatch) September 17, 2020
π¨π³ Chinese police tackle 12-year old girl during police crackdown in Hong Kong. Police have arrested 3,000 students at protests that started in June 2019.
π¨π³ China sits on the U.N. human rights panel that is about to select experts on arbitrary detention. https://t.co/g3rklxRXg9
— UN Watch (@UNWatch) September 10, 2020
π¨π³ China arrests peaceful protesters and activists in Hong Kong.
π¨π³ China is running for a seat on the U.N. Human Rights Council. https://t.co/xBMdoBjdOt
— UN Watch (@UNWatch) September 9, 2020
Hong Kong pro-democracy leader @joshuawongcf writes in @nytimes: "Hong Kong freedoms are under attack. Today, it's the media. Yesterday, it was legislators, political candidates and activists. Tomorrow, who knows who will be Chinaβs next targets here. " https://t.co/PpwC9YTLOt
— UN Watch (@UNWatch) August 17, 2020
π¨π³ China police raid headquarters of Hong Kong pro-democracy newspaper Apple Daily, seize 25 boxes of journalistic materials & arrest its founder Jimmy Lai.
π¨π³ China is on the U.N. human rights panel that just selected the world monitor on free speech. https://t.co/P4w5uATkAJ
— UN Watch (@UNWatch) August 16, 2020
π¨π³ China arrests Hong Kong media tycoon & Beijing critic Jimmy Lai on charges of violating the territory's new national security law.
π¨π³ China is on the U.N. human rights panel that just selected the world monitor on free speech. https://t.co/w0J3oXfSrP
— UN Watch (@UNWatch) August 11, 2020
π¨π³ China authorities forcibly sterilize Uighur woman Zumrat Dawut.
Her crime? Having "one too many children."
China is on the U.N. human rights panel that will select the world monitor on health. https://t.co/7jhMZKya9q
— UN Watch (@UNWatch) August 5, 2020
#INTERSECTIONALITY π΅πΈ Palestinian unelected President Mahmoud Abbas to π¨π³ China's unelected President Xi: "We firmly support China's position on Hong Kong & Xinjiang."
China crushed Hong Kong's freedom, and is holding 1 million Uighur Muslims in Xinjiang "re-education camps." pic.twitter.com/CFp3Irfhgw
— UN Watch (@UNWatch) July 23, 2020