The European Union and China held their 37th Human Rights Dialogu...
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Procedures. Other issues raised in the Dialogue included torture, judiciary reform, China’s
Foreign NGO Activity Management Law, labour rights, freedom of expression on-line and
offline, and the freedoms of assembly and association. The Human Rights Dialogue
continued on 2 April with a meeting with the civil society organisations. The Chinese
delegation did not participate in this meaningful exchange of views. On the same day, the
Chinese delegation paid a visit to S.A.V.E. Belgium, a European NGO working on the
prevention of radicalisation, allowing for an exchange of views and experiences. The
Human Rights Dialogue was co-chaired by Ms Paola Pampaloni, Deputy Managing Director
for Asia and the Pacific in the European External Action Service and by Ms Liu Hua, Special
Representative for Human Rights and Deputy Director General for International
Organisations and Conferences, Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the People's Republic of
China. EU Member States participated as observers to the Dialogue.
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