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COP26 Is Silent on Human Rights in China

November 11, 2021;

Nithin Coca for Foreign Policy To many Uyghurs and Tibetans in exile, a July letter sent by several climate, environmental, and anti-war organizations to the Biden administration confirmed their worst suspicions—that the climate and environmental movement did not care about them or their causes. “That made us upset,” said Omer Kanat, director of the Uyghur…

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