China: Ratify Key International Human Rights Treaty

Email The Chinese government, which is currently seeking a seat at the United Nations Human Rights Council, should ratify without further delay an important international human rights treaty on civil and political rights it signed 15 years ago, Human Rights Watch said today. (New York) – The Chinese government, which is currently seeking a seat at the United Nations Human Rights Council, should ratify without further delay an important international human rights treaty on civil and political rights it signed 15 years ago, Human Rights Watch said today.read more

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