The U.S. recently passed the Uyghur Human Rights Protection Act amidst mounting evidence of a concerted Chinese strategy to cleanse and control the Uyghur Muslim population. Newlines Institute’s panel of experts will explore international legislation on Uyghur Human Rights and their effects on China.
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Rising Tensions: International Legislation on Uyghur Human Rights
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