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Bush Must Push Human Rights at China-U.S. Talks (New York, April 10, 2006) – Human rights must be high on the agenda when U.S. President George Bush meets with Chinese President Hu Jintao, Human Rights Watch said in a letter to President Bush last week. The meeting is scheduled for April 20 in Washington.
It’s time for China’s leadership to deliver on its promises. For years we’ve been hearing, ‘first economic reform, then political reform.’ President Bush must insist that the time for reform is now, before the list of abuses gets even longer, says Brad Adams, director of the Asia division at Human Rights Watch.

Read all the article and the Letter from Brad Adams to President Bush: Human Rights Watch.

REFLECTION In Sweden one can ask where the Government will stand up and speak out. Could we hope in President UN General Assembly and Foreign Minister Jan Eliasson.