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FROM BBC NEWS
Posted on 09/01/2022

FROM THE GUARDIAN
Posted on 09/01/2022

Drills involving several allied nations showcase increasing defence ties between Moscow and Beijing
Russia and China have launched large-scale military exercises involving several allied nations, in a show of growing defence cooperation between Moscow and Beijing as they both face tensions with the US.
The manoeuvres are also intended to demonstrate that Moscow has sufficient military might for massive drills even as its troops are engaged in fighting in Ukraine.

FROM THE GUARDIAN
Posted on 09/01/2022

Michelle Bachelet issues report minutes before her term ends, detailing ‘credible’ reports of torture, forced sterilization and internment
The outgoing UN human rights commissioner, Michelle Bachelet, has said that China had committed “serious human rights violations” against Uyghur Muslims in Xinjiang province which may amount to crimes against humanity.
Bachelet’s was published with only 11 minutes to go before her term came to an end at midnight Geneva time. Publication was delayed by the eleventh-hour delivery of an official Chinese response that contained names and pictures of individuals that had to be blacked out by the UN commissioner’s office for privacy and safety reasons.

FROM THE GUARDIAN
Posted on 09/01/2022

Michelle Bachelet’s report on human rights abuses in Xinjiang is sobering – as are Beijing’s attempts to stop it being published
On Wednesday, minutes before the midnight end of her four-year appointment as UN high commissioner for human rights, Michelle Bachelet’s office at last published her into the continuing human rights abuses in the Xinjiang region of China. That it would do so remained uncertain to the last. Just the day before, it was being reported that her term would come to an end with the issue unresolved, despite numerous demands at Tuesday’s meeting of the human rights council – including from Britain’s ambassador to it, Rita French – that the report be released.
For scholars of Xinjiang, the uncertainty was nothing new. Despite the commissioner’s assurances that the report would be published, there had been reasons to doubt her willingness to challenge Beijing. In May, of a high commissioner to China for nearly two decades, she released an that was couched in the language of the Chinese state, and failed to mention nearly all of the concerns that had been raised about the mistreatment of the Uyghurs and other inhabitants of the region.
Dr James McMurray is a lecturer in anthropology and a member of the Asia Centre at the University of Sussex

FROM FORBES
Posted on 09/01/2022

Public Company Accounting Oversight Board agreement is highly symbolic which illustrates the critical importance of commercial relations between the US and China.

FROM THE GUARDIAN
Posted on 09/01/2022

Damning report cites human rights violations against Uyghur Muslims in north-west Chinese province
China has committed “serious human rights violations” against Uyghur Muslims in province that could amount to crimes against humanity, the outgoing UN human rights commissioner has said in a long-awaited and .

FROM BING
Posted on 09/01/2022

An Asian American attorney based in Darien, Connecticut, has launched a federal lawsuit against her former employer for allegedly discriminating against her due to her race and sex. Michelle Lee, who ...

FROM THE GUARDIAN
Posted on 09/01/2022

Funding still needs to be approved but could offer breathing space amid country’s economic turmoil
The International Monetary Fund has tentatively offered Sri Lanka a $2.9bn (£2.5bn) loan to help the country recover from since it gained independence from Britain in 1948.
The funding is meant to provide some breathing space for Sri Lanka, which is scrambling to restructure nearly $30bn in debt to creditors including China, India and a string of international banks.

FROM BING
Posted on 09/01/2022

The Chinese Exclusion Act was finally repealed in 1943, but the Chinese and other Asian American communities continued to be shut out of many neighborhoods in this country. Racist incidents ...

FROM NEW YORK TIMES
Posted on 09/01/2022

The report’s assessment that China’s crackdown in Xinjiang could amount to “crimes against humanity” gives new momentum to a campaign to pressure Beijing.

FROM CHICAGO TRIBUNE
Posted on 09/01/2022

Having completed the approval process from the Village of Skokie, entrepreneur Ghani, a Morton Grove resident, plans to open his third Bonchon Korean fried chicken restaurant at 5237 Touhy Ave. in ...

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