China, EU reopen human rights dialogue after suspension since 2019

During the 38th session of the China-EU Human Rights Dialogue held in Brussels local time on Friday, which marked a resumption of the talks after a suspension since 2019, China urged the EU to view the development of China's human rights cause objectively, cease politicizing human rights issues with double standard practices, and respect China's sovereignty and core interests.

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