China: UN human rights chief must seize critical opportunity to address crimes against humanity in Xinjiang

By Amnesty International

The United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights must address crimes against humanity and gross human rights violations when her team visits China’s Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region this week, Amnesty International said today as the UN’s long-awaited trip got under way. A team led by High Commissioner Michelle Bachelet will spend six days in China […] The post China: UN human rights chief must seize critical opportunity to address crimes against humanity in Xinjiang appeared first on Amnesty International. ]]>

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