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Trudeau should continue steady-as-she-goes style and demeanour with China

This does not mean that Canada should remain silent on human rights abuses, rather it means that Canada should avoid political stunts like non-binding votes and raise human rights issues in the right forums, at the right time and be consistent about it: for the Uyghurs in China, the Yemeni in Saudi Arabia, Rohingyas in Myanmar, the Roma in Hungry, and the Kashmiris in India.

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BY BHAGWANT SANDHU
May 13, 2021

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