Is China’s new ethnic unity law a step towards forced assimilation?

China has introduced a new ethnic unity law. The government frames it as building a shared national identity. But according to Al Jazeera, the measure has prompted concerns that it could effectively mandate assimilation of ethnic minorities, raising questions about the country's approach to cultural diversity.

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