Genocide Games: How China's Human Rights Abuses Went From Unthinkable To Undeniable
Eight countries and hundreds of human rights organizations have condemned China for committing human rights violations against minorities.
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Eight countries and hundreds of human rights organizations have condemned China for committing human rights violations against minorities.
States have passed new forced sterilization laws well into the 21st century, including two laws passed as recently as 2019.
Governments don’t need coercive policies; they need only to affirm the profound importance of families, a truth people know deep down but need reminded of. In China and all countries experiencing lower birth rates, a change of heart about children and families can make all the difference.
Forced sterilization is still going on today—with at least five cases of women in ICE custody in Georgia in 2019—while thousands of victims await restitution.
A Chinese government official has warned that foreign athletes participating at the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing next month could be “subject to punishment” if they speak out about rights issues, especially against Chinese laws and regulations.