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China’s Weak Excuse to Block Investigations in Xinjiang

March 29, 2020;

Sophie Richardson, China Director| Human Rights Watch| 25 March 2020| Read original here When a journalist recently asked China’s ambassador to the United States Cui Tiankai if the Chinese government would allow international human rights monitors into Xinjiang to observe without supervision, Cui … Continued

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