away China's MFN status have been seen numerous times since this incident. These attempts cited the human rights violations, amongst other concerns, as reasons for passing legislation. None of these attempts procured any laws. In 1993, though, President Bush approved China's MFN status for another year but took additional action. Through executive order, he set specific conditions for the next year's reinstatement. These conditions were the required observance of the 1992 U.S.-China prison labor agreement and significant progress with respect to China's implementation of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights: releasing and accounting for Chinese citizens imprisoned or detained for the non-violent expression of political and religious beliefs and the humane treatment of prisoners by
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