The Chinese Communist Party retaliates against the 7-person White House: No fear to continue sanctions | Sino-US relations | Sanctions officials | Hong Kong democracy
July 24, 2021 by archyde
[Epoch Times, July 24, 2021](Epoch Times reporter Lin Yan comprehensive report) The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Communist Party of China announced on Friday (July 23) that 7 Americans and private entities, including former Secretary of Commerce Wilbur Ross (Wilbur Ross). The White House responded that the United States is not afraid to continue to implement all previous sanctions against Chinese officials.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Communist Party of China said on Friday that the former US Secretary of Commerce Ross was sanctioned under the Anti-Foreign Sanctions Act, US-China Economic and Security Review Committee (USCC) Chairman Carolyn Bartholomew, and the Congress-Executive China Committee (CECC) Former Director of the Office Jonathan Stilworth, American Association fo
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The US Department of Treasury imposed Friday sanctions on seven Chinese government officials over the crackdown on democracy in Hong Kong. The seven individuals added to Treasury’s “Specially Designated Nationals and Blocked Persons List” list were Chen Dong, He Jing, Lu Xinning, Qiu Hong, Tan Tienui, Yang Jianping, and Yin Zonghua. All of these individuals were deputy directors at China’s Hong Kong liaison office.
Secretary of State Antony Blinken remarked that China has “has chipped away at Hong Kong’s reputation of accountable, transparent governance and respect for individual freedoms, and has broken its promise to leave Hong Kong’s high degree of autonomy unchanged for 50 years.” Secretary Blinken further stated that Chinese officials have “systematically undermined Hong Kong’s democratic institutions, delayed elections, disqualified elected lawmakers from office, and forced officials to take loyalty oaths to keep their jobs” ove