“Every year there are millions of people in China who are forced to have abortions and are sterilized, but Americans don’t really care about human rights in China,” said Mr. Wu, who spent 19 years in a forced-labor camp in China.
President George W. Bush “never talked about human rights, Obama doesn’t talk about it; they are only interested in business,” he added.
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