Chinese dissidents in the United States generally favor a partial withdrawal of Beijing's privileged trading status targeting state-owned firms, not complete revocation, dissident leaders said here Thursday.
There are differing views among the dissident community in the United States on the best way to advance human rights in China, but "an overwhelming majority do agree on the middle policy of targeted revocation," Zhao Haiching, the president of the National Council for Chinese Affairs (NCCA) told a press conference.