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'Genocide denial': Anger as debate on Xinjiang rejected | Uighur News - Vimarsana News

'Genocide denial': Anger as debate on Xinjiang rejected | Uighur News

China claims ‘victory’ as UN Human Rights Council rejects debate on allegations of abuses in its far western region.

With Islamic States' Support, China Prevents UN Human Rights Council From Discussing Xinjiang - Vimarsana News

With Islamic States' Support, China Prevents UN Human Rights Council From Discussing Xinjiang

To the dismay of Uyghur advocates, the U.N. Human Rights Council on Thursday voted down a U.S.-proposed resolution calling for a debate on the human rights situation in Xinjiang, where the Chinese Communist Party’s treatment of minority Muslims has been labeled “genocide” and “crimes against humanity.”

Indonesia warns against 'politicizing' UN rights body after blocking China-Uyghur debate — BenarNews - Vimarsana News

Indonesia warns against 'politicizing' UN rights body after blocking China-Uyghur debate — BenarNews

World’s largest Muslim-majority country voted against discussing report on alleged Chinese abuses against minority group.

Chinese authorities impose travel ban in Xinjiang, citing COVID-19 prevention - Vimarsana News

Chinese authorities impose travel ban in Xinjiang, citing COVID-19 prevention

The stepped-up measure comes less than two weeks before a party congress in Beijing.

Source: rfa.org
Call for debate on rights violations in Xinjiang rejected by UN Human Rights Council - Vimarsana News

Call for debate on rights violations in Xinjiang rejected by UN Human Rights Council

China and its allies on the Council defeated the US proposal in a 19-17 vote with 11 abstentions.

Source: rfa.org