B.C. First Nations ask China to discuss Canadian human rights record

Prime Minister Stephen Harper is in China today. It's a business trip, to talk trade and energy exports.

But Harper has also committed to talk to China about its human rights record.

As it turns out, China might have something to say back.

The Yinka Dene First Nation has written a letter to the Chinese government asking it to talk to Stephen Harper about Canada's human rights record.

To understand more, we've reached Chief Jackie Thomas, with the Saik'uz First Nation.
 
She's one of five chiefs to have signed this open letter to Chinese President Hu Jintao, and explained why to Daybreak host, Chris Walker.