The Cost of Human Rights

The Cost of Human Rights In Tibet Chinese officials gouge out a man’s eyes and then throw him from the roof of Tibet’s holiest shrine. Meanwhile elsewhere in the town a father and daughter are forced to have sex while members of the Chinese army watch and cheer on (Chang, 30). China has violated treaties they have signed with Tibet and horrific international crimes are being committed on a daily basis. Countries will publicly …showed first 75 words of 1802 total…

…showed last 75 words of 1802 total…relations with China. Countries use international organizations to voice their disapproval of China’s actions in Tibet without being penalized by China and damaging trade relations. China’s actions in Tibet cause them to be hurt in the international community. China has continually attempted to join the World Trade Organization and other such organizations unsuccessfully. This is due in part to other countries blocking them due to their convictions of China’s occupation of Tibet.