US biased in intervening in China's anti-terror law

By expressing what it called "serious concerns" about China's draft counterterrorism law, the United States is wantonly compromising the global efforts to fight terrorism.

The US has alleged the law will do more harm than good against the threat of terrorism, but such accusations are based on neither truth nor reason, and naturally have met with strong opposition from China.

The planned legislation imposes greater restrictions on the exercise of freedoms of expression, association, peaceful assembly and religion within China, and constricts US trade and investment in the country, US State Department spokeswoman Gabrielle Price claimed on Tuesday.