China: UN Human Rights Council must ensure accountability for ongoing atrocities in Xinjiang

By Amnesty International

Council must mandate an independent international mechanism to investigate crimes People who recently fled Xinjiang tell Amnesty International of abuses they suffered Free Xinjiang Detainees campaign now profiles 126 women and men believed to be arbitrarily detained The UN Human Rights Council must end its years of inaction and establish an independent international mechanism to […] The post China: UN Human Rights Council must ensure accountability for ongoing atrocities in Xinjiang appeared first on Amnesty International. ]]>

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