
Rubio says US must fight China's 'extraterritorial reach,' citing CNN report on Uyghur deportations
CNN
Marco Rubio said the US needed to fight back against the "extraterritorial reach" of the Chinese government to better protect Uyghurs around the world, citing a CNN investigation into the alleged deportation of Uyghurs from several major Arab countries.
Members of the US Senate's Foreign Relations Committee mentioned the exclusive report in a discussion with Human Rights Watch's China Director Sophie Richardson. "CNN reported a Uyghur man being taken from his pregnant wife in Dubai and extradited to China," Rubio in his opening statement to the committee Thursday. "If we don't fight back against the extraterritorial reach of the CCP (Chinese Communist Party) now, we will one day find that such practices will increase in frequency to the point that many places outside of China will be just as dangerous as the territories are directly controlled by the CCP."
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