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Human RightsHuman RightsStarbug wrote:
Sadly I think that the world is quite aware of China's human rights record and often choose not to make it a priority. Canada's Prime Minister Chretian has several times agreed to make it a key part of his agenda at international trade and diplomatic meetings but somehow he always pushes it aside. I believe that awareness paired with lack of inititive on the part of other world leaders makes it a dreadful human rights recod for the world.
FYI, here is a summary of crimes against humanity in mainland China during the Communist regime. As grim's signature quote suggests, "If you made a book of what really happened, it would be a really depressing book."
The link and excerpt are from the Museum of Communism, by George Mason University Professor Bryan Caplan. http://www.gmu.edu/departments/economic ... qframe.htm
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