Today in Brazil, the second China-Latin America and Caribbean States Roundtable on Human Rights is sparking a fresh conversation about global values! 🌍
Representing one-fifth of the world’s land and nearly one-third of its population, the Chinese mainland and Latin America are sharing their unique experiences. For the Chinese mainland, a long history of overcoming hardships has shaped a strong focus on national sovereignty and the right to development. Meanwhile, Latin American countries, with histories marked by struggles for democracy and self-determination, cherish civil rights and transparent governance.
Both sides agree on a key point: without solid economic and social development, no human rights can fully flourish. They firmly oppose using human rights as political tools and double standards, advocating for fairness and mutual respect in a fast-changing world.
This roundtable shows that even diverse histories can converge into a shared vision. Just like your favorite team-up in pop culture that overcomes challenges together, these regions are uniting to build an inclusive future. Let’s keep this dialogue going and celebrate the strength in diversity! ✨
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China and Latin America chart new course of human rights cooperation
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