The leaders of the Group of Seven (G7) countries, participating in the organization’s summit in Cornwall, Britain, decided to deal with China on issues of international trade and human rights violations.

“I would say there was unanimity about the willingness to speak out against violations of human rights and fundamental freedoms that refer to our common values,” said an anonymous source at the summit.

According to him, the communique following the event will mention China and the attitude of the participating countries towards it, while in previous years they tried to avoid this.