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UN Covenant: Beijing’s envoys sabotage the reappraisal in Geneva

For the past four years, China has failed to fulfill its obligation to report to the UN Social Committee. It is only this week that the country is addressing a list of allegations, particularly from the Tibetans. But China is resorting to vile measures to discredit the allegations.
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Marcel Grzanna
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China must appear before the United Nations Social Committee (CESCR) regarding human rights issues today, Wednesday. For four years, the People’s Republic has ignored the formal process and dragged out its reporting obligation on the implementation of economic, social and cultural rights.

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