The EU banned Chinese officials for behaving badly with the Uygurs in Xinjiang, and Beijing's angry anger said - no one should give knowledge on human rights

 

The UK government, like the European Union, Canada and the US, banned Chinese government officials on Monday in connection with human rights violations of Uigars and other minorities in China's Xinjiang province. China has expressed its displeasure over this by not delaying it at all. China's Foreign Ministry has summoned the European Union Ambassador Nicholas Shapoi in this regard and lodged a protest.

China's Foreign Ministry has issued a statement saying that Deputy Foreign Minister Qin Gang has made it clear to Shapui that the EU should understand the seriousness of its mistake and immediately correct this mistake in order to avoid deteriorating relations with China in the future. Should be taken.

Britain's Foreign Minister Dominic Raab had announced that his country would impose travel and financial restrictions on four government officials in China and a security body in Xinjiang for the first time. "We, in coordination with our international partners, are banning those responsible for human rights violations," Raab said.

Earlier on Monday, Beijing also announced a ban on 10 EU MPs and 4 bodies. China said that these MPs have spread misleading and false information, which has damaged China's sovereignty.

The statement issued by China said, "On the issue of human rights, the EU should not refrain from making speeches to others nor enter into any internal affairs." He should avoid going on the wrong path by ending this second-rate hypocrisy or else China will also react completely.

Explain that many Western European countries have announced sanctions on Chinese authorities for human rights oppression of Uygur Muslims. These sanctions have been announced following a joint effort by the United States, Canada, Britain and the European Union. In response to this, China has also imposed restrictions and at the same time has given a strong response.