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DHARAMSALA, 30 May: The UN human rights chief who just concluded her Chia trip had been criticised for being soft on the Chinese government rather than holding it accountable for the human rights violations it has committed under international law.

DHARAMSALA, 21 May: Amid reports of a second bridge being constructed across Pangong Lake by China, India has said that it is an “illegal occupation of our territory.”

DHARAMSALA, 6 May: China’s ambassador to the United States, Qin Gang has repudiated a poll by Pew Research Centre that declared 82% of Americans have an unfavourable view of China saying that nobody he met told him they don’t like China.

DHARAMSALA, 29 April: A record high, 82% of Americans have unfavourable opinions of China stated a Pew Research Center survey. 

DHARAMSALA, 25 April: India’s trade deficit with China hit a record $77 billion in the Fiscal Year 2022, The Print reported after carefully examining the data acquired from China’s General Administration of Customs (GACC).

DHARAMSALA 20 April: China has been told to look for alternatives to its two homegrown Covid-19 vaccines as it battles the worst Covid-19 outbreak since the start of the pandemic.

DHARAMSALA, 11 April: Amid rising COVID-19 cases and tough restrictions, the US has warned Americans against travelling to China.

By: VIJAY KRANTI
New Delhi –  31 March “An interesting outcome of the events in Ukraine
today is that it has produced an almost unanimous condemnation of aggression
by a big country against its smaller neighbor. I hope it will help the world
community to revive its memory about how a big nation like China used force to
occupy the weaker neighboring nations Tibet and imposed its own interpretation
of history and law. The arguments being forwarded by President Putin of Russia
today and the manner in which Russian Army has invaded Ukraine have too many
similarities to ignore how China occupied Tibet in 1950-1951”, says Prof. Michael
Van Walt Van Praag, a renowned international law jurist who specializes in
international conflict resolution.

DHARAMSALA, 24 Feb: NBA veteran Enes Kanter Freedom,  an outspoken critic of the Chinese government’s human rights abuses has been declared the winner of the Geneva Summit’s 2022 Courage Award.

DHARAMSALA, 18 Feb: Enes Kanter Freedom, an outspoken critic of the Chinese government’s human rights abuses has been nominated for the 2022 Nobel Peace Prize.