China expected to push for ethnic unity law that critics say will cement assimilation - Politico
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China's parliament is set to approve an 'ethnic unity' law that critics argue will enforce assimilation, particularly by promoting Mandarin over minority languages. The move has sparked international concern and questions about its impact on regions like Hong Kong.
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