Beijing: criticize the United States and Australia intentionally “slander”, the Chinese government on Friday urged the two countries to stop interfering with Chinese internal affairs and made waves in the Asia-Pacific region.
Chinese foreign ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian made a statement on press direction in response to statements after Australia-US.
The minister’s consultation, who expressed concern over the South China Sea, Xinjiang, Hong Kong and Taiwan, Xinhua reported.
Zhao said the position of China about the problems was consistent and clear, criticizing the United States and Australia to “intentionally slander China and sowing disputes among regional countries for their geopolitical interests”.
“China’s development is the growth of world peace and good news for regional prosperity.” China always believes that cooperation between countries must comply with peace and development trends, help increase trust and cooperation together, and should not target third parties or damage their interests, Zhao said.
In a complicated joint statement after the talks of the Minister, US and Australia regarding China for some problems.
In accordance with joint statements, the US and Australia expressed concern about extensive maritime claims in the South China Sea and called for Beijing to implement relevant domestic laws, including maritime traffic safety law, in a way that is consistent with UNCLOS.
The two countries asked China to provide urgent, meaningful, and unbroken access to Xinjiang for independent international observers, including the United Nations High Commissioner for human rights, according to a joint statement after the conversation.
The United Nations Convention on Marine Law (UNCLOS), also called the law of marine convention or the law of the marine covenant, is an international agreement that determines the legal framework for all maritime and maritime activities.
Secretaries and ministers enforce that compliance with international law is very important for regional and international stability and prosperity.