The United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) has witnessed significant support from China in its latest resolution addressing human rights concerns in the Gaza Strip. In a recent vote, out of 47 member nations, 28 favored the resolution urging Israel to be held accountable for potential war crimes and ceased weapon supplies, while China stood in support alongside other nations.
China’s persistent calls for an immediate ceasefire highlight its commitment to alleviating the humanitarian crisis in Gaza. Chen Xu, China’s permanent representative to the UN, emphasized the urgent need for peace and the restoration of legitimate national rights for the Palestinian people during discussions at the UNHRC.
Additionally, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi addressed the council, advocating for the protection of people’s rights to survival and development amid growing global turbulence. Wang stressed the importance of respecting each country’s chosen path to human rights development and called for a fair, objective approach within international human rights bodies.
Experts have lauded China’s ongoing efforts in legal human rights protection, as showcased during an event at the 55th session of the UNHRC. Scholars highlighted China’s advancements in areas such as poverty alleviation, counter-terrorism, and rights for disabled athletes, underscoring its role in promoting global human rights governance.
As a responsible major country, China continues to engage actively in international human rights dialogues, contributing to the development of global standards and fostering cooperative approaches to safeguarding human rights worldwide.
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UNHRC: Experts applaud China's achievements in human rights protection
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