Chinese state media uses Pittsburgh mass shooting to justify their "re-education" camps for Muslims in Xinjiang, saying it could serve the U.S. to follow their example. Will the Islamic nations speak out next week when China is reviewed by the UNHRC? https://t.co/IrYpqmsyh1
— UN Watch (@UNWatch) November 2, 2018
Last bookshop in Hong Kong selling titles banned by China on the mainland is closed, amid increasing pressure from pro-China government. In the past, Hong Kong booksellers like Lam Wing-kee were abducted. Why is China on the UN Human Rights Council? https://t.co/f7C5Rdldte
— UN Watch (@UNWatch) November 2, 2018
UN Human Rights Council member #China locks up thousands of Muslims without trial or charge, no access to legal process, in 're-education camps' to erase their identity. Why are the UN's 56 Islamic countries @OICatUN silent on China's anti-Muslim crimes? https://t.co/9RAShqFqOC
— UN Watch (@UNWatch) October 29, 2018
🇨🇳China detains 1 million Muslim citizens in "re-education" camps with brain washing sessions, close study of Communist Party propaganda.
🇺🇳UN Human Rights Council reaction:
• Emergency Sessions — 0
• Commissioners of Inquiry — 0
• Resolutions — 0 https://t.co/YmRxxifRBJ— UN Watch (@UNWatch) October 17, 2018
#China forced an ethnic kazakh to abort baby under threat of 'reeducation'. Uyghurs, Kazakhs, Dungans, Kyrgyz, Hui, and others in western China have reportedly been sent to the reeducation camps. Why is China a member of the UN Human Rights Council?
https://t.co/d4i8i2A1cV— UN Watch (@UNWatch) October 11, 2018
#China cuts off Muslim Uighurs in detention camps from communication with family members. Why is the UN Human Rights Council—including its Islamic group of 56 states—refusing to introduce a single resolution for Muslim victims? Why no emergency session? https://t.co/KtSXH1JMUZ
— UN Watch (@UNWatch) October 8, 2018
Hong Kong de facto expels Financial Times journalist, deepening concerns about the deterioration of media freedom. Hong Kong belongs to China, a member of the UN Human Rights Council. https://t.co/rMzWtBNjSX
— UN Watch (@UNWatch) October 7, 2018
#China tears down Tibetan homes & businesses at Qinghai Lake. Tibetans in China routinely face political, economic & religious discrimination as well as human rights abuses. Why is China a member of the UN Human Rights Council? https://t.co/g1n9MG0JuX
— UN Watch (@UNWatch) August 3, 2018
Great news: Dhondup Wangchen, Tibetan filmmaker imprisoned by China for his documentary Leaving Fear Behind, has escaped. We spoke for him at the United Nations in 2013. https://t.co/o3W36RyYO3
— Hillel Neuer (@HillelNeuer) December 28, 2017
🇨🇳 China sentences Hong Kong protester to a 21-month prison sentence for throwing an egg at a police station.
🇨🇳 China was just elected to the U.N. Human Rights Council. https://t.co/mxxdeit1xB pic.twitter.com/z0lhlWWKq7
— Hillel Neuer (@HillelNeuer) November 29, 2020