China disappeared Interpol’s chief. The world can’t pretend it’s business as usual.

                                                           China disappeared Interpol’s chief

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Sophie Richardson is the China director at Human Rights Watch.

In the past week, reports of Chinese authorities' latest audacious move — forcibly detaining Meng Hongwei, then the president of the international police organization Interpol — has made clear Chinese President Xi Jinping's deep disdain for the rule of law. But some of Xi's aspirations could be thwarted if global organizations responded with more-robust opposition to his abuses of power.

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