On the recordDecember 9, 2019
China policy will never be quite the same again, which is as much a function of the Chinese government's aggression and its terrible track record on human rights issues.
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congress.govChina policy will never be quite the same again, which is as much a function of the Chinese government's aggression and its terrible track record on human rights issues.
Sherman discusses the changing U.S. approach to China due to human rights concerns.
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