The United States said on May 27 that China is blocking its calls for an urgent meeting at the United Nations Security Council on the Chinese regime’s move to impose the communist party’s so-called “national security” legislation on Hong Kong.
In a statement Wednesday, the U.S. Mission to the United Nations said that it had scheduled a virtual meeting of the 15-member Security Council to discuss the issue, which it described as “a matter of urgent global concern that implicates international peace and security.”
