EU/China: EU Action Needed to End China’s Exit Bans Targeting Human Rights Defenders - Letter – European Institutions Office
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EU/China: EU action needed to end China’s exit bans targeting human rights defenders - Letter – European Institutions Office
READ THE LETTER IN PDF Dear High Representative/Vice-President Kallas, We are writing to express Amnesty International’s serious concern about the Chinese authorities’ recent use of vaguely defined “national security” grounds to impose de facto exit bans on human rights defenders (HRDs) accused or convicted of such crimes and their family members. We urge the European Union (EU) and its member states to take stronger, coordinated and public acti…
China's exports to the European Union increased by 16% in July, while imports from the Community bloc fell by 1.4%. Figures come at a time when the trade relationship between Brussels and Beijing is already strained by subsidy disputes.
This fall, the EU is expected to present new countermeasures against China's growing export dominance. But experts are deeply critical of Brussels's failure to be slowed down by Beijing, warning that it could have serious consequences for European industry. "The EU is caught in a quandary," says China expert Alicia García Herrero.
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