New Zealand's Deputy PM, Winston Peters, addresses China's growing influence and human rights concerns in a speech to the NZ China Council.
New Zealand's Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister, Winston Peters, emphasized the importance of a free society in maintaining open communication with China during a speech to the New Zealand China Council. Addressing bilateral relations, Peters touched on areas of concern such as human rights violations in Hong Kong and Tibet, cyberattacks, and attempts to influence New Zealand's democracy. Despite acknowledging China's crucial role as an economic partner, Peters expressed concern over China's growing influence in the Pacific region's security sectors.
May 02, 2024
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