The law, which Beijing says applies outside of China, has renewed international criticism over the handling of minorities ...

Critics say it could hasten forced assimilation, lead to targeting of critics outside China. Beijing rejects charges.

For years, Chinese leader Xi Jinping has pushed ethnic minority groups like Tibetans and Uyghurs to adopt an identity rooted in Chinese nationality and allegiance to the ruling Communist Party.

Thirty-nine community groups in Australia and around the world issue a statement rejecting and strongly condemning China's ...

Law comes into effect that critics fear will further erode rights of Uyghurs and Tibetans, as well as allow Beijing to pursue dissidents abroad ...

Rights groups and Western officials have criticized the law as a threat to Tibetans, Uyghurs and other minorities. Beijing says the measure aims to protect them.

BEIJING, June 24 (Reuters) - China has a right to target people outside of its borders who contravene its new law on ethnic unity, a senior official said on Wednesday, adding that this was in line ...

Rather than promote ethnic harmony, activists say the law could justify transnational repression.

In response to statements issued by some overseas organizations claiming that the Ethnic Unity and Progress Promotion Law is intended to "assimilate ethnic minorities" and calling for sanctions ...

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China's new ethnic unity law aims to promote a shared national identity, raising concerns over minority rights and assimilation.