CPC committed to world peace, progress: white paper


BEIJING -- The Communist Party of China (CPC) is committed to bringing peace and progress to the whole of humanity, said a white paper released Thursday.
Achievements by the CPC prove that it is a peace-loving political party committed to progress, justice and human rights in the world, said the white paper on the practice of the CPC in respecting and protecting human rights.
China has sent more than 40,000 military personnel to participate in about 30 UN peacekeeping missions in Sudan, Lebanon, Cambodia, Libya, and other countries and regions, said the white paper released by the State Council Information Office.
China actively participates in international arms control, disarmament and non-proliferation, opposes arms races, and safeguards global strategic balance and stability, the document said.
As a contributor to international human rights standards, the country has attended the meetings of the drafting groups of important documents on human rights protection, including the Convention Against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment and the Convention on the Rights of the Child, according to the white paper.
While supporting the reform of international human rights organizations in a fair, rational and inclusive direction, the CPC has made the Belt and Road Initiative an initiative for common development and also for protecting human rights, according to the document.
China has made great efforts to support international epidemic prevention and control, it said. By April 2021, the country had already provided or was offering assistance to 151 countries and 14 international organizations, the white paper said.
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