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November 8, 2022
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To deter genocide, the UN must call it by its name

Source: thehill.com thehill.com
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Africa Canada China Chinese Communism consulate diplomacy Economy embassy Geneva Genocide Healthcare Holocaust HRC Human Rights military Myanmar National Security New York Rwanda Sanctions South Africa Sudan Technology Uighur
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August’s much-anticipated, and highly critical, United Nations Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights report on the Chinese Communist Party’s horrific atrocities toward the Uyghur people demonstrated the fallacy of “never again.” Beyond local protests and high-level platitudes, China has been allowed to continue its “crimes against humanity” with impunity, at the same time evading a damning and embarrassing, but much-deserved, Human Rights Council debate about the ongoing situation in Xinjiang. This is in large part due to the report refraining from using the word “genocide” in regard to the Uyghurs, an ethnic minority who have lived in the...
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