British councilors suppressed Chinese enterprises by "human rights", and Hikvision issued a statement to respond!

[Global Times reporter Ni Hao] Some British politicians want to follow the United States and use national power to suppress two Chinese companies. According to BBC reports on the 4th, 67 British members called on the government to disable the government's disable the equipment of two Chinese companies -Hikvision and Dahua's equipment on the grounds of so -called "human rights issues".

The report quoted a data that many public institutions in the UK used the monitoring equipment manufactured by these two companies. The above -mentioned parliamentarians have called for prohibiting the sale and use of Hikvision and Dahua in the UK, and "condemn their technical violations of human rights based on their participation in China."

Britain is not the first time to disable Chinese -enterprise equipment for the first time. Last month, the British Employment and Pension Department said that it would disable the monitoring camera equipment produced by Hikvision. In July 2021, the British Foreign Affairs Special Commission issued a report stating that equipment manufactured by companies such as Hikvision and Dahua should not be allowed to operate in the UK.

In recent years, Chinese companies such as Hikvision have become the targets that some Western countries have continued to suppress and discredit. Regarding the so -called "allegations" of British councilors, Hikvision said in a statement issued to the BBC that the company respects human rights in the entire business operation. The statement said that monitoring equipment has played a key role in cracking down on crimes and terrorism in the UK. Hainan Wei is proud of the role we play in it. The statement mentioned that "there are also some marginal groups in the UK, I hope that the United Kingdom will reduce monitoring equipment on a large scale. They accused the existence of monitoring equipment and lying on the demonized Hikvision." The company also emphasized that its equipment "complies with the applicable rules and regulations of our business and abide by strict security requirements." Dahua has previously expressed a similar attitude.