Hu Jintao arrives in Japan

hahaha !!! I thought the Japanese PM the a Singaporean！！！ that is so funny!!! its hard to tell the difference between Asians sometime!! haha

Chinks are the garbage of Asia. They are subhuman.

Chink? i don like de word, ur better don mention it again before i chop off ur pig heads

The emergence of the active yet peaceful political movement inside Tibet with the subsequent arrests of leaders and massive crackdown with excessive use of force, resulted in the arrests of thousands of Tibetans. The last decade also witnessed a steep increase in the imposition and use of the death penalty in China, the methods of which may amount to inhumane treatment.

Ok dude, we know all that shit man. Go and hug a tree. China will improve in time. No need to bitch about it all the time.

The invasion of Tibet is not limited to the appropriation and exploitation of its rich and varied territorial resources, which include its five mountain ranges that furnish a major portion of China's water supply ("underground water in 90% of Chinese cities has been polluted by organic and inorganic pollutants" according to the BBC) and its deposits of copper, lead, zinc, iron ore and crude oil. It is also aimed at eliminating the Tibetan identity.

Use your tiny brain please. How many Tibetan remain today after so called Tibetan identity elimination? Fuck yourself, paid liar!

The practice of torture against Tibetan political prisoners has been endemic and grave. The prevalence of torture in Tibet is in many ways the result of a tyrannical system that persecutes those who exercise their fundamental human rights in a peaceful manner.

The PRC has now signed all the major United Nations laws relating to human rights, however, evidence and testimonies from recently released political prisoners and detainees highlight low commitment by the Chinese authorities in upholding its international legal commitments. In the PRC, the practice of torture and ill treatment continue to be reported in a wide variety of state institutions despite the introduction of several new regulations aimed at curbing the practice.

The People's Republic of China (PRC) signed the Convention Against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman, or Degrading Treatment or Punishment (Convention Against Torture or UNCAT) on 12 December 1986 and subsequently, ratified the Convention on 4 October 1988. On 5 October 1998, 10 years after ratification of CAT, the PRC signed the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR)