hundred year contracts to which can be counted in wall street is that they were property to the tibet house an oil companies started to do that but look start on. has said he did he has got to stop or course with this other business short term and really invest in public investment in creating new refineries river reviving the ones already exist because mexico is a big well company a country but it imports over fifty percent of its gas so that you know one of the major things the books i want to change you want to increase the amount of production a little as crude oil as well production has gone down since the private anything from it i think reforms not up to this basically going against of what was was probably promised and. you know if that is so these reforms don't sort of course the president to private and yeah you've got going to revoke those concessions there are contracts that have been given out he's been very clear about that he's you know in general actually very respectable credit property is not going to be expropriated he's not even going to be raising taxes he said nor is h

tibets face oppression and surveillance. it was the testing ground for many of the techniques now used. chinese authorities also continue to restrict the freedom of religion of christian communities and others. protestant house churches are being shut down and even officially registered churches are under increased government scrutiny. in september, the holy see in china signed a two-year provisional agreement on the selection of bishops in china, which raises additional religious freedom concerns. members of the church of almighty god also reportedly continued to face detention, forced labor and torture. as both of you noted, the government also continues to abuse lawyers, human rights defenders and other activists. we are particularly concerned about the cases of wong jong, john tiong and wong chi who have been imprisoned and abused for the fight for the rights of others. any advocate for social change, including the efforts of women's, lgbti, labor and migrant rights groups runs the risk of intimidation and ha rationment. journalists also continue to have their practices restricted and rights abused. as members of this committee have previously noted, china's system of oppression is exacerbated by the gov