A child rests near the entrance to a mosque where a banner  reads “Love the party, Love the country” in Kashgar in Xinjiang.  Photo: AP
A child rests near the entrance to a mosque where a banner reads “Love the party, Love the country” in Kashgar in Xinjiang. Photo: AP

UN human rights chief’s report into Xinjiang faces further delays

  • Activists and Western governments have called on Michelle Bachelet to release the long-awaited report quickly after she finally visited the western Chinese region
  • But the report on Xinjiang, where Beijing is accused of wholesale abuses against Uygurs and other Muslim minorities, could be delayed for weeks or months

A child rests near the entrance to a mosque where a banner  reads “Love the party, Love the country” in Kashgar in Xinjiang.  Photo: AP
A child rests near the entrance to a mosque where a banner reads “Love the party, Love the country” in Kashgar in Xinjiang. Photo: AP
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