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A new Chinese law on ethnic unity is seen as an escalation of suppression efforts, drawing attention from Czech Parliamentarians.

15 reports, 6 independent Updated Jul 21
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What happened

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A new Chinese law on ethnic unity is seen as an escalation of suppression efforts, drawing attention from Czech Parliamentarians.

How it developed

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  1. Concerns over protests against the Ethnic Unity Law involving Kathmandu University.Sub-event
  2. Coalition, including World Uyghur Congress, condemns CCP's ethnic unity law.1 source
  3. Chinese law on ethnic unity is seen as an escalation of suppression efforts.1 source

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