U.S. REPRESENTATIVE CHRISTOPHER SMITH (R-NJ) CHAIRMAN U.S. REPRESENTATIVE CHRISTOPHER SMITH (R-NJ) HOLDS HEARING ON CHINA, THE WTO AND HUMAN RIGHTS From: Washington Transcript Service | Date: December 6, 1999 | . Provided by ProQuest LLC.Copyright information

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12-06-1999

HOUSE INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS SUBCOMMITTEE ON INTERNATIONAL
OPERATIONS AND HUMAN RIGHTS HOLDS HEARING ON CHINA, WTO, AND
HUMAN RIGHTS

DECEMBER 8, 1999

SPEAKERS: U.S. REPRESENTATIVE CHRISTOPHER H. SMITH (R-NJ),
CHAIRMAN
U.S. REPRESENTATIVE WILLIAM F. GOODLING (R-PA)
U.S. REPRESENTATIVE HENRY J. HYDE (R-IL)
U.S. REPRESEN...

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