Inter-Parliamentary Alliance on ChinaVarmennettu tili

... The work does not stop here. We have a solemn obligation under the Genocide Convention to act to prevent further atrocities from taking place. History will not judge us kindly if we fail to do so.” (2/2)

#IPAC Co-Chair and Chair of the US Senate Foreign Relations Committee @SenatorMenendez said: “Today the British Parliament has shone a light on the egregious abuses the Chinese state commits against the Uyghur people... (1/2)

... We owe it to the victims of this genocide to call out the Chinese Communist Party’s brutal persecution of the Uyghurs. The free world must be united in holding the Chinese government to account for these abuses.” (2/2)

#IPAC Co-Chair and Vice Chairman of the US Select Committee on Intelligence @SenRubioPress said: “One by one, democratic nations are calling out the Chinese government’s persecution of the Uyghur people for what it is: a genocide... (1/2)

... We cannot stand idly by while these horrific abuses continue. Democratic nations across the world must hold the Chinese Communist Party to account for its actions.” (2/2)

#IPAC Co-Chair @MiriamMLex (1/2) “The Chinese government has tried to silence parliamentarians across the democratic world. Today the British parliament has shown that this intimidation will not work...

... No matter what national or party affiliation we hold, we are united in condemning the Chinese Communist Party’s abuses against the Uyghurs and other groups.” (2/2)

#IPAC Co-Chair Senator @kimbakit “Today’s vote in the British Parliament is a clear sign that the world is waking up to the suffering of the Uyghur people. The international community can no longer be idle in the face of this brutal repression... (1/2)