Ministry of Foreign Affairs: Lithuania has a lot of bad deeds in the field of human rights and shoul

Original title: Ministry of Foreign Affairs: Lithuania's bad deeds in the field of human rights should be deeply reflected
On November 30, foreign ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian chaired a regular press conference. A reporter asked. Recently, the media reported that the State Border Commission of Belarus successively found the bodies of two refugees and dragged the bruised bodies across the border from Lithuanian territory, and accused Lithuanian border guards of deliberately murdering refugees. It was also reported that Lithuanian authorities dragged a refugee who was seven months pregnant to the Belarus border and threw it on the grass. What is China's comment on this?
Zhao Lijian said that the tragic experience of these refugees is painful and indignant, and the two fresh lives will never see the sun tomorrow. What is more distressing is that the report you mentioned is probably only the tip of the iceberg of human rights violations in Lithuania.
Zhao Lijian pointed out that according to relevant reports, Lithuanian prison guards deliberately abused prisoners and abused violence. There have been Jewish massacres in Lithuanian history. Today, the problem of racism is still very serious. Jews and other ethnic minorities have suffered serious discrimination, and their rights to medical treatment and travel have been deprived and violated. Lithuanian children's rights have also been seriously violated. The response rate of Lithuanian children's rights and interests protection hotline is very low. The number of orphanages is not enough to accommodate existing orphans. Reports from relevant international organizations show that more than 20% of Lithuanians engaged in pornography are minors.
Zhao Lijian said that Lithuania has made a lot of bad deeds in the field of human rights and violated the relevant provisions of the European Convention on human rights and international human rights law. Lithuania should make a profound reflection and give a responsible account to the international community.