US committee recommends sanctioning China over forced return of DPRK refugees
Those forcibly repatriated to North Korea face ‘torture’ and ‘execution,’ says congressional commission on China
The Tumen river along the Sino-Korean border, June 2019 | Image: NK News (file)
A U.S. Congressional committee recommends sanctioning the Chinese government and Chinese nationals for carrying out possible “crimes against humanity” by forcibly repatriating North Korean refugees.
The U.S. Congressional-Executive Commission on China (CECC) made the proposal in its annual report released on Thursday.
A U.S. Congressional committee recommends sanctioning the Chinese government and Chinese nationals for carrying out possible “crimes against humanity” by forcibly repatriating North Korean refugees.
The U.S. Congressional-Executive Commission on China (CECC) made the proposal in its annual report released on Thursday.
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