China stated on Friday it would “severely” analyse a new United Nations. draft resolution on Syria after Syrian democracy activists told more than two hundred people, mostly civilians, were slaughtered in a settlement by forces loyal to the Syrian government.
Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Liu Weimin stated a daily news briefing that China was “looking seriously” at the draft resolution, and that members should seek consensus.
Britain circled a draft on Wednesday, supported by the U.S., France and Germany, that would make compliance with a transition plan outlined by international envoy Kofi Annan enforceable under Chapter 7 of the U.N. Charter.
