China: Decade Of Impunity For Crimes Against Uyghurs, HRW Says

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Key Takeaways: Ten years after the 2016 escalation in Xinjiang, Human Rights Watch says mass detention, imprisonment, surveillance, cultural and religious restrictions, travel controls, and pressure on Uyghurs abroad continue, despite Beijing’s claims of normalcy. HRW cites UN findings that abuses “may constitute crimes against humanity,” a high prison population, family separations, and forced labor tied ...
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