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China’s Worsening Human Rights Abuses Evoke Memories of Mao

May 14, 2019;

By Shane mcCrum and Olivia Enos, For original article, Click here. When the State Department recently released its “2018 Country Reports on Human Rights Practices,” China figured prominently in its findings—but not in a good way. The annual report, issued … Continued

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