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China to approve 'ethnic unity' law condemned by rights groups

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China is set to approve an "ethnic unity" law that promotes Mandarin as the national language and criminalizes activities deemed separatist or extremist, drawing criticism from rights groups who fear it will marginalize minority communities like Uyghurs. The legislation aims to strengthen social cohesion but may inhibit cultural expression and professional advancement for non-Han minorities.

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