Many in our government don't even care about human rights anyway. At what point do we become a so-called "rogue state" of the kind that we'd criticise Russia, Iran, and North Korea for being?
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good for them, being just Complicit for once should give them a nice breath of fresh air.
Since when have the five eyes cared about committing war crimes?
Because now there is negative publicly associated with it
The massive PR and diplomatic failure of the UK (and to a greater extent Biden's US government) is that China of all countries is being seen as the sensible nation as it calls for an end to the violence and oppression. China!
Mad isn't it?