Foreign Minister Antony Blinken condemned China for not allowing citizens to pray freely. Apart from this, he has banned travel on former senior Chinese officer.
US Religious Freedom Feport: Joe Biden’s administration in the United States has given primary attention to the restoration of human rights in American foreign policy. Moving forward on this goal, the US has targeted China and many other countries on Wednesday for the suppression of religious freedom. It has been said in the report that now there are reports like torture and detention of minorities from China (Religious Freedom Report). This condemnation is the same as that of the Trump administration, which was criticized for giving religious freedom more attention than other rights.
The move reaffirms the American position that China’s actions against Muslims and other religious minorities in western Xinjiang come under the purview of ‘genocide’. However, a senior official said that religious freedom is just one element of the administration’s broader human rights strategy. Foreign Minister Antony Blinken has targeted China by citing the Ministry’s annual international religious freedom report.
Ban imposed on Chinese official
Blinken condemned China for not allowing citizens to pray freely. In addition, he has imposed a travel ban on a former senior Chinese official who has been accused by the US of repressing members of the Falun Gong religious sect (US on China). The United States has accused China of committing genocide many times before. Also, many such reports have also been released.
Major allegations are leveled against China
China is accused of doing ethnic cleansing here and persecuting people living in Xinjiang (China Xinjiang). China places these people in the torture homes, where they are treated inhumanely. These people are even brain washed. People who have lived in such torture camps have heard their tragedy after running away from China. At the same time, China has been rejecting these allegations. He says that people are educated in these camps.
