Chris Smith

Both suffer from Xi Jinping's genocide.

the government of the PRC has failed to meet the expectations of the United States to engage in meaningful dialogue.

So this discussion was not against the Chinese people, but against a system which is destroying them as well as us.

the average age of those who are murdered for their organs is 28 years old.

I request that Congress look into the role and responsibility of universities in the United States to protect the freedom of students who are targeted or at risk of being targeted by Beijing's apparatus of transnational repression.

All of us need to do a better job exposing and reversing, or at least mitigating, the ugly, hate-filled campaign by the Chinese Communist Party to erase an entire people, the people of Tibet.

We are greatly honored and privileged to hear testimony from a distinguished panel of experts who will not only further document massive human rights abuses committed by the Chinese Communist Party against the people of Tibet.

The CCP lacks the legitimacy--historical or democratic--to rule these peoples and we should not let that foundational fact get lost in the complex discussions of the regime's current crimes against humanity.

I request that Congress and the Administration set up a hotline--if possible, even an office dedicated to this issue--where people can report incidents of transnational repression by Beijing.

Today's hearing is an extremely important one, one which I hope will get wide attention and circulation, for it deals with the attempt of the Chinese Communist Party to erase an entire people, the people of Tibet.

That is what is happening in Tibet. And it is, as I said, genocide.

This is essential--completely essential--to long-term support for the Tibetans' call for self-determination.

The best way to counter China's transnational repression is to proactively support the Tibetan, Uyghur, and Hong Kong people's transnational, decolonial advocacy for human rights and self-determination.

For the purpose of closing. I thank Ms. Wild for her strong support and for her wonderful and strong remarks today in favor of this bipartisan legislation. I do believe that we are really at a point now where if not us, who? We need to…

I want to thank the Sikyong for his very powerful testimony.

It's shocking how complicit higher education, just like the business community, is with the Chinese Communist Party.

I urge unanimous support by this body for this important legislation, and I yield back the balance of my time. The SPEAKER pro tempore. The question is on the motion offered by the gentleman from New Jersey (Mr. Smith) that the House…

Any U.S. company transacting with the Chinese government to sell technology that can be used to further the Chinese government's repression is equally complicit.

Indeed, both Tibet and Xinjiang are autonomous only in name, for both suffer a repression so staggering that one might consider it as amounting to genocide.

You know, law enforcement to them, back home, means secret police and people who are surveilling ad nauseum.

This hearing, 'Preserving Tibet: Combating Cultural Erasure, Forced Assimilation, and Transnational Repression,' will come to order.

But we cannot take our eyes off the ongoing genocide being committed against the Tibetan people.

Xi Jinping is using his sinicization campaign to completely co-opt all faiths and all belief systems, or destroy them.

our country's support for Tibet will never waver.

The Chinese version of history is a complete fantasy.