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Embassy of The People's Republic of China in the Republic of Latvia Ķīnas Tautas Republikas vēstniecība Latvijas Republikā
Adrese: Ganību dambis 5, Rīga, LV-1045

Today China releases a new national human rights action plan at the opening of the 2026 Forum on Global Human Rights Gov...
11/06/2026

Today China releases a new national human rights action plan at the opening of the 2026 Forum on Global Human Rights Governance, aiming to ensure the principal position of the people is respected and the people's fundamental interests are safeguarded. The action plan is divided into an introduction and eight chapters. It was jointly unveiled by the representatives of the members of the joint meeting mechanism for the national human rights action plan.

The National Human Rights Action Plan of China (2026-2030) will also promote social fairness and justice and ensure that the fruits of modernization benefit all people fairly.

The Chinese government implemented its fourth human rights action plan between 2021 and 2025. With the effective implementation of its objectives and tasks, the country achieved remarkable progress in human rights protection, providing much-needed stability and certainty for global human rights development, the latest action plan says.

Full text: https://english.news.cn/20260611/ae31bf1bbf2140deb726cc070bf59ec8/c.html

10/06/2026

The "Human Rights Action in China·2026" Zhejiang Province Tour launches on June 7, with 23 guests from various countries invited. The delegation visited Hangzhou Yanglingzi School. This is a public school for special education. The school has independently developed China's first digital intelligence monitoring system.

10/06/2026

"Impromptu trips" are more popular among foreign visitors as China continues to expand visa-free entry.

09/06/2026

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi called for improving understanding and fostering mutual trust through dialogue when addressing an event observing the International Day for Dialogue among Civilizations.

Wang highlighted that China proposes a four-pronged approach to promoting dialogue among civilizations.

✅All sides should adhere to mutual respect and promote harmonious coexistence among different civilizations.
✅All sides should abide by a people-oriented approach and lay a solid foundation for exchanges among civilizations.
✅Calling for endeavors in inheritance and innovation of traditional culture to enhance the driving force of civilization and progress.
✅All sides should adhere to exchanges and mutual learning and improve the mechanism for dialogue among civilizations.

A historical image from the Tokyo Trials is shown at the International Symposium Commemorating the 80th Anniversary of t...
05/06/2026

A historical image from the Tokyo Trials is shown at the International Symposium Commemorating the 80th Anniversary of the Commencement of the Tokyo Trials in Shanghai. The two-day event, which opened on May 28 at Shanghai Jiao Tong University, saw dozens of experts from Japan, the Republic of Korea, Malaysia, Russia, Germany, Spain and China. They examined the trials' historic significance and contemporary relevance — not as an act of nostalgia but as part of a contemporary search for peace.

https://www.chinadaily.com.cn/a/202606/04/WS6a2126eca310d6866eb4c736.html

04/06/2026

Member of the European Parliament Ondrej Dostal emphasised the need for reasoned voices to play a leading role in Europe, with dialogue and pragmatic engagement serving as the foundation for the development of China-EU relations.

04/06/2026

China’s industrial subsidy policy is based on openness, fairness, and compliance, and strictly within WTO rules.

Remarks on the Drone Incident by Ambassador Fu Cong at the UN Security Council Emergency Meeting：China has taken note of...
02/06/2026

Remarks on the Drone Incident by Ambassador Fu Cong at the UN Security Council Emergency Meeting：

China has taken note of the reports about a drone entering the Romanian airspace and resulting in injuries. China consistently advocates for observing the purposes and principles of the UN Charter by all states in international relations, and hopes that the parties concerned will keep calm, exercise restraint, and engage in dialogue and communication to establish facts, address questions raised, and resolve disputes, with a view to avoiding misconceptions and miscalculations and preventing the incident from expanding and escalating.

This incident is a result of the Ukraine crisis spilling over across borders. Ever since the crisis broke out, China has been consistently calling for no expansion of the battlefield, no escalation of the fighting, and no provocation by any party. In light of the current circumstances, these three principles have now become particularly relevant. Countries in the region and the international community at large need to work together to facilitate deescalation and call for more level-headed and good-faith dialogue and engagement, and less confrontational rhetoric that inflames the situation.

To prevent similar incidents from happening again, the only way out lies in politically settling the Ukraine crisis at an early date. Guided by the four shoulds put forward by President Xi Jinping, China has consistently been calling for a ceasefire and cessation of hostilities, promoting talks for peace, and facilitating a political settlement. It is our hope that the parties concerned will resume talks at the soonest, take seriously and address properly the legitimate security concerns of one another, and strive for the early conclusion of a peace agreement. China stands ready to work with the international community to continue playing a constructive role in seeking a political settlement of the crisis.

🔗https://un.china-mission.gov.cn/eng/hyyfy/202606/t20260602_11922963.htm

30/05/2026

During an international symposium for commemorating the 75th anniversary of the peaceful liberation of the Xizang, British expert David Ferguson shared his views on China’s religious policies, noting that they safeguard people’s right to conduct religious activities based on their own beliefs and wishes.

29/05/2026

FM spokeswoman Mao Ning called on the to take a comprehensive and objective view of China-EU economic and trade relations, warning that protectionist measures could harm European consumers and weaken EU industrial competitiveness.

International trade is a two-way street. There’s no forced trade. The China-EU trade relations are win-win in nature. China does not aim for trade surplus. Focusing only on trade in goods while ignoring trade in services and investment returns, on pure quantities while overlooking trade structure and profit flows, and on imports from China while neglecting one’s own export restrictions—anyone who sees trade this way sees nothing but imbalance.

Whatever the terms—“de-risking,” “reducing reliance” or “trade imbalance,” they are just different names for protectionism, and will only hurt the interest of European consumers, raise companies’ costs and weaken Europe’s industry competitiveness in the long run. The EU needs to put trade ties with China in perspective and honor its commitment to free trade.

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