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The statement also said that the US has illegally occupied that territory for over 120 years against the will of the Cuban people, and its practical usefulness in recent decades has been limited to operating as a center of detention, torture and systematic violation of the human rights of citizens from several countries. All religious beliefs and feelings need to be respected.Ĭhina will work with the international community to implement the Global Civilization Initiative, advocate equality, mutual learning, dialogue and inclusiveness among civilizations, safeguard the world’s diversity of civilizations and together advance the building of a community with a shared future for mankind.ĬCTV: According to reports, the Cuban foreign ministry said in a statement on July 11 that it strongly rejects the arrival of a nuclear-powered submarine in the Guantanamo Bay and its stay for days at the US military base located there, which is a provocative escalation. The so-called “freedom of speech” is not a reason for stoking conflicts and antagonism between civilizations. Wang Wenbin: China supports holding this urgent debate and expresses its strong condemnation over the burning of the Quran that happened once again in relevant country.Ĭhina advocates mutual respect, inclusiveness and mutual learning between civilizations and firmly opposes all forms of Islamophobia. The resolution condemns the recent public and premeditated acts of desecration of the Quran, decides to hold a topic discussion and an interactive dialogue at the 54th and 55th sessions of the UN Human Rights Council respectively and requests the High Commissioner to present an oral update on the root causes of religious hatred. The US needs to give an explanation for its own cyber attacks as soon as possible, instead of spreading disinformation and deflecting attention.Ĭhina Daily: From July 11 to 12, the 53rd session of the UN Human Rights Council held an urgent debate on acts of burning the Quran in relevant countries and passed a draft resolution proposed by the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation, with a vote of 28 in favour, 12 against and 7 abstentions.

Wang Wenbin: I have answered relevant questions yesterday.

Does the Chinese foreign ministry have any further details on the origin of these hacks? AFP: I have a question on the report by Microsoft this week, which said a China-based hacking group was targeting Western government data.

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