As China's President Jiang Zemin's visit to Germany entered its second day, China's human rights issues and voices requesting the German government to publicly criticize China's human rights record became the only media focus. On Tuesday morning, the human rights group, The Society for Threatened Peoples announced their lawsuit against Jiang Zemin, accusing Jiang of committing bodily harm with intent to kill, grave bodily injuries, abridging personal freedom and rape in violation of international anti-torture agreements.
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DPA, P, Suedwest Presse, April 9, 2002
(Deutsche Press Agentur/German Press Agency, Southwest Press)
(Original text in German)
Jiang Zemin not being happily welcomed everywhere in ...
April 9, 2002
BERLIN, China -- Chinese President Jiang Zemin held talks with German Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder as demonstrators criticizing Beijing's human rights record were kept behind ...
(Original text in German)
Several human rights organizations took the opportunity to sharply criticize the German government's China policies during Jiang Zemin's visit here. "Instead ...
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