Source: CCTV
On the afternoon of December 12, Kingdom of Cambodia government spokesman Pai Sipan said in an exclusive interview with a reporter from China Central Radio and Television Station that China’s counter-terrorism in Xinjiang is its own business. The U.S. Congress House of Representatives passed the The Xinjiang-related Human Rights Bill has no meaning, and the human rights situation of any country should not be judged by other countries.
Pai Sipan watched the Xinjiang anti-terrorism documentary produced by CGTN broadcast on local television. He said that the Xinjiang issue not only involves maintaining China's peace and stability, but also plays a vital role in regional stability and development. China's powerful anti-terrorism measures in Xinjiang are to safeguard the peace and stability of its own country and also play a positive role in regional peace and stability. The Xinjiang-related Human Rights Act passed by the U.S. House of Representatives is an interference in China's internal affairs, an act of slandering China, and an attempt to create unrest in China. The bill is more political than legal. This is a method commonly used by the United States.
Pai Sipan emphasized that a country’s human rights situation should not be judged by other countries. We live in an inclusive world, and countries should respect each other, tolerate each other, and develop together. China and the United States are two important countries in the world today. Especially since the Sino-US trade dispute, the world has seen China's calmness, patience and tolerance. This is what the United States needs to learn from China. China and the United States should sit down for peace talks with an attitude of equality and win-win results. This is what the world wants to see. (Headquarters reporters Zhang Yanping, Xu Xiaoxia, Tai Linzhen)
