China hopes that the UN Human Rights University Office will abide by the principles of objective justice and non -political

Xinhua News Agency, United Nations, September 8th (Reporter Wang Jianang) Dai Bing, deputy representative of the United Nations in China on the 8th, said on the 8th that China hopes that the new UN Human Rights Senior Commissioner (Human Rights College) Walker Turk will lead the Human Rights University Office to adhere to The principles of objective, justice, non -selective, and non -politicalization are committed to promoting equal dialogue, submerged differences in member states, resolutely opposing dual standards, and objection to the political tools of human rights issues.

Chinese representatives participated in the United Nations Secretary -General of the United Nations Secretary -General Gutres on the same day to the appointment of Turk as a UN Human Rights College. After approved the appointment, Dai Bing said that he hoped that Turk took office, and led the Human Rights Specialty Office to strictly perform duties in accordance with the resolutions No. 48/141 of the United University and the resolutions of the Human Rights Council, and was committed to promoting human rights dialogue and cooperation.

Dai Bing said that under the provocation of a few countries, the current politicization in the field of human rights is serious, and the confrontation between division is intensified. A small number of countries interfere with the domestic politics under the guise of human rights, and most member states have resolutely opposed it.

Dai Bing said that human rights are common, also historical, specific, and realistic. For developing countries, especially the most developed countries, the right to survival and development is the primary human rights. It is hoped that Human Rights High Specialty Office to balance various human rights, attach importance to the reasonable demands of developing countries, further increase the emphasis and investment in the rights and development rights of the humanity, and help developing countries strengthen the construction of human rights capabilities on the basis of the consent of the parties to the country. Essence

Dai Bing emphasized that the Human Rights College should adhere to diversity and accept the talents of all parties. At present, the staff of the college office formed a great imbalance, and the representative representatives of developing countries are seriously inadequate. China and many developing countries have deep concerns about this. China has called for fundamental reforms to the senior universities to ensure tolerance and regional balance.

Turk from Austria is 57 years old and has been the Deputy Secretary -General of the UN Secretary -General's Office in charge of policy affairs since January 25 this year.

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