The purpose of sanctions is to force the regime to change its policy by creating regime-threatening sanctions, and China does not want this regime threatened.
Brad Sherman: “The purpose of sanctions is to force the regime to change its policy by creating regime-threatening sanctions, and China…”
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Sherman explains the goal of sanctions against North Korea and China's concerns.
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When the Taliban treats 12-year-old girls like sex slaves, when they kill members of the LGBT community, they are not in violation of this agreement.
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I predict someone will introduce a resolution of disapproval and I invite members of this committee who have worked with us to prevent nuclear weapons in the Middle East, from non-democratic countries, to join in that effort.
Is there anything in the agreement where the Taliban commit themselves to allowing 13-year-old girls to go to school?





