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China’s abuses in Muslim region ‘may constitute crimes against humanity’ says US congressman

October 12, 2018;

By Michael Mathes, Hong Kong Free Press, 11 October 2018, Read original news here China is undertaking unprecedented repression of its ethnic minorities including Muslim Uighurs, with authoritarian tactics potentially constituting “crimes against humanity” as human rights conditions deteriorate, a damning … Continued

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