Chinese representatives urged the United States to make up for the harm to the people of Afghanistan with practical actions at the United Nations Human Rights Council

Xinhua News Agency, Geneva, June 16th. On the 16th, Chinese representatives spoke in the 50th session of the UN Human Rights Council discussing the Afghanistan issue, stating that the United States was the initiator of Afghanistan issues, and it should make up for the harm caused by practical actions to the people of Afghanistan.

Chinese representatives said that the fundamental change has undergone a fundamental change in Afghanistan. The interim government in Afghanistan has made some progress in building administration, but still faces multiple challenges such as humanity, economy, and security. The international community should strengthen contact dialogue with the interim government in Afghanistan, guide them to sound a wide and inclusive political structure, pursue a gentle and stable internal and external policies, and resolutely combat all forms of terrorism, and get along with the friendship between countries around the world, especially neighboring countries. The international community should provide Afghanistan with the necessary emergency humanitarian assistance and anti -epidemic support to help them alleviate the dilemma of economic and people's livelihood.

Chinese representatives said that the United States is the originator of the Afghanistan issue. A large number of Afghan innocent civilians were killed by the US military or killed by the war, and tens of millions of people became refugees. The United States was unlikely to withdraw troops from Afghanistan, which led to the Afghan people to face a serious humanitarian crisis. Not only does the United States not be responsible for helping the Afghan people to alleviate the responsibility of humanitarian crisis, it has blatantly plundered the national assets of Afghanistan and further exacerbated the people of Afghanistan. China urged the United States to fully terminate unilateral sanctions against Afghanistan, and unconditionally attributed to the assets of the people of Afghanistan, and made up for the damage caused by practical actions to the people of Afghanistan.

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