The United States has banned China in human rights abuses in Xinjiang. Donald Trump’s administration has imposed a BAN on the Chief of its paramilitary organization and its commander in China’s West Xinjiang region for human rights abuses against ethnic and religious minorities. The ban was announced by the Foreign and Finance Department of the Trump government.

After the ban, any property of ban organizations and individuals in America can’t be attached. Not only this, they will be prohibited from doing business with the citizens of America. The US has banned the Xinjiang production corp, its commander, for religious atrocities.

In an official White House statement, the US condemned the postponement of local government elections in Hong Kong due to the corona virus epidemic. On the other hand, Hong Kong hit back at this and said, “The criticism from the US on the delay in the election came at a time when President Donald Trump himself suggested to postpone the US elections in November.”

Finance Minister Steven Mnuchin said in a statement, the US is committed to fully utilizing its financial powers to hold human rights violators responsible in Xinjiang and around the world. Foreign Minister Mike Pompeo said that two officials, Commander Peng Jiyarui and former Commissar Sun Jinlong, would also face US visa restrictions. The Trump administration had previously imposed restrictions on other officials in Xinjiang.

Hong Kong leader Cari Lam announced on Friday that the government would postpone the much-awaited Legislative Council elections for a year in view of the rapid spread of Corona virus infection. The Hong Kong government is implementing an emergency ordinance to postpone the election.