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Whistleblower: UN Human Rights Council ‘complicit in genocide’

Newly revealed documents show the extent to which the UN has cooperated with Chinese efforts to silence opposition to its human rights abuses. One America’s Hans Hubbard reports.

In this Feb. 10, 20201, photo, President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris walk with Joint Chiefs Chairman Gen. Mark Milley and Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin at the Pentagon in Washington. The Biden administration faces a conundrum as it rethinks the positioning of military forces around the world: How to focus more on China and Russia without retreating from longstanding Mideast threats — and to make this shift with potentially leaner Pentagon budgets. (AP Photo/Alex Brandon, Pool)

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Biden under fire for comments on human rights abuse in China

Joe Biden is under fire for saying China has “different norms” while discussing Beijing’s human rights abuse. On Tuesday, he seemed to downplay the aggression in Hong Kong as well as the persecution of Uighur Muslims by saying there are “different norms for different countries.”

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U.S. officially declares China has committed genocide

The U.S. officially declares China has committed crimes against humanity. One America’s Hans Hubbard reports.