There seems to be a consensus among all of you that a more vigorous, vocal expression of outrage at the Chinese Government's conduct vis-a-vis specific human rights cases and the general treatment of ethnic minorities and others, political dissidents, would be useful.
Howard Berman: “There seems to be a consensus among all of you that a more vigorous, vocal expression of outrage at the Chinese…”
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Berman emphasizes the need for stronger U.S. condemnation of China's human rights abuses.
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