Ahern 'must discuss human rights' with Chinese Premier

Amnesty International has called on the Government to promote human rights during the visit of the Chinese Prime Minister to Dublin.

Ahern 'must discuss human rights' with Chinese Premier
Tue, 11 May, 2004 - 20:38

Amnesty International has called on the Government to promote human rights during the visit of the Chinese Prime Minister to Dublin.

Trade and tourism are on the agenda for Wen Jiabao's first visit to Ireland.

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