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The US said China had not undertaken democratic reform

China hits back at US on rights

 By OnTheWeb  Sunday, March 16, 2008

China has accused the US of double standards over human rights in response to an official US report which labelled Beijing an authoritarian regime.

China has accused the US of double standards over human rights in response to an official US report which labelled Beijing an authoritarian regime.

Beijing calls Washington’s rights record “tattered and shocking”.

The Chinese report cites rising violent crime in the US as posing a serious threat to the lives, liberty and personal security of its people.

The foreign ministry said the US should stop posing as a rights watchdog and concentrate on its own problems.

“Stop exercising double standards on human rights issues and wrongly meddling in the internal affairs of other countries,” said ministry spokesman Qin Gang.

He added that China’s achievements on human rights had been “widely recognised by the international community”.

The Chinese report accuses the US of arrogance and is particuarly scathing about the Iraq conflict.

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