- EU institutions (Parliament, Council, Commission) issued coordinated statements condemning China's actions and reaffirming stability in the Indo-Pacific.
- The European Parliament seeks a tougher line from the EU regarding China's actions.
WUC and European Parliament discussed China's human rights record, demanding the release of detained scholar Ilham Tohti.
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What happened
WUC and European Parliament discussed China's human rights record, demanding the release of detained scholar Ilham Tohti.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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World Uyghur Congress
cultural and political organization
Nothing else this week.
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European Parliament
parliament of the European Union directly elected by the citizens of the Union
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Ilham Tohti
Uyghur economist and Human Rights activist
Nothing else this week.