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China appoints special envoy to the HoA

Post by Zmeselo » 22 Feb 2022, 14:54


China has appointed senior diplomat, Xue Bing, as its new special envoy for the HoA. China’s FM Wang Yi, announced in January that such an appointment had been planned.

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Re: China appoints special envoy to the HoA

Post by Zmeselo » 22 Feb 2022, 15:11

Uncle Sam, just loooves black people! :mrgreen:


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Re: China appoints special envoy to the HoA

Post by Zmeselo » 22 Feb 2022, 16:09

Please wait, video is loading...
Hey, shut up!

Superior people, have the moral right to torture!
:mrgreen:



THE BLOG
CIA Secret Rendition Policy Backed by Human Rights Groups?

If the Justice Department wants to defend renditions as constitutional on "national security" grounds, human rights groups should meet them in court and seek a better outcome.

By Tom Hayden

https://www.huffpost.com/entry/cia-secr ... i_b_162916

03/04/2009



It is confirmed that one of the loopholes in the president's anti-torture orders allows the continuance of rendition by the CIA, which consists of secretly snatching suspects off the street without any due process and "rendering" them to jails in other countries. Rendition is at the heart of the state secrecy apparatus, and should be of concern to any civil liberties, human rights, or democracy advocates.

But Human Rights Watch and, apparently, other human rights groups signed off on renditions in talks with the Obama administration, saying publicly that there is
a legitimate place
for the practice.

That's not a position that represents most human rights advocates, and deserves to be reconsidered in the months of drafting the new administration's rules.

Human Rights Watch could have celebrated Obama's presidential order while vowing to close the rendition loophole. Instead, according to the LA Times, the proposal
did not draw major protests
among human rights groups because of
a sense that nations need certain tools to combat terrorism.
[see LA Times, http://www.latimes.com/news/nationworld ... 1244.story Feb. 1, 2009]
You still have to go after the bad guys,
says an Obama spokesman in defense of renditions, which have been condemned by the European parliament.

A Human Rights Watch representative, Tom Malinowski (remember this guy? :mrgreen: ), says he urged the administration to guarantee public hearings in the countries to which they are rendered, as a protection against torture and disappearances. That would be an important corrective, but leaves unanswered the purpose of the secret abductions in which the CIA is the judge, jury, and in certain cases the executioner.

Italian politics were shaken when it was revealed that the CIA, in cooperation with the Berlusconi government, abducted an Egyptian cleric who was flown to Egypt and tortured in 2003. In another 2003 case, an Egyptian citizen, Khalid Masri, was grabbed by men wearing ski masks, stripped, blindfolded, placed in diapers, shackled and flown from Macedonia to Albania. He was released five months later as a case of mistaken identity. There perhaps have been hundreds of cases of rendition, tracked by European citizens as suspected CIA planes utilized landing rights in other countries. Despite causing an international uproar, the numbers of renditions may never be known.

If the Obama Justice Department wants to defend renditions as constitutional on "executive privilege" and "national security" grounds, human rights groups should perhaps meet them in court and seek a better outcome.

As the policy stands now, Jack Bauer would be pleased.



Tom Hayden (Contributor): Former State Senator and leader of sixties peace, justice and environmental movement. Director of the Peace and Justice Resource Center.


It's a world record of sorts, I guess. :mrgreen:

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Re: China appoints special envoy to the HoA

Post by Zmeselo » 22 Feb 2022, 16:22

:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

We've become so interesting, these days!



Secretary-General @antonioguterres today named @HannaTetteh as his Special Envoy for the Horn of Africa @OSE_HoA. Special Envoy @parfait_onanga takes on the role of Special Representative to the African Union and Head of the @UNOAU_
UN Political and Peacebuilding Affairs: @UNDPPA
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Re: China appoints special envoy to the HoA

Post by Zmeselo » 22 Feb 2022, 16:35

You're definitely onto something there, bxot! :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:






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Re: China appoints special envoy to the HoA

Post by Fiyameta » 22 Feb 2022, 16:39

The terrorist agame Aba Awash, if he were a cop, he would have gone after the black kid too. Lol :lol: :lol:
Zmeselo wrote:
22 Feb 2022, 15:11
Uncle Sam, just loooves black people! :mrgreen:


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Re: China appoints special envoy to the HoA

Post by Zmeselo » 22 Feb 2022, 17:25

He has just sent, probably, 100,000 underage tegaru kids to their deaths.

He calls these KKK cops: amateurs!
:mrgreen:


Fiyameta wrote:
22 Feb 2022, 16:39
The terrorist agame Aba Awash, if he were a cop, he would have gone after the black kid too. Lol :lol: :lol:
Zmeselo wrote:
22 Feb 2022, 15:11
Uncle Sam, just loooves black people! :mrgreen:


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Re: China appoints special envoy to the HoA

Post by Zmeselo » 22 Feb 2022, 17:51

The Hill finally found someone with high political acumen, to explain things! :lol:


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