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Condemns China's Forced Assimilation Policies
Recent Bills/Condemns China's Forced Assimilation Policies

Condemns China's Forced Assimilation Policies

IntroducedJune 30, 2026
In Committee4 months ago
Intro
House
In the House Foreign Affairs Committee and the Judiciary Committee.
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Why This Matters

This resolution condemns China's Law on the Promotion of Ethnic Unity and Progress and its campaign to forcefully assimilate ethnic and religious minorities.

If you are concerned about human rights, this resolution speaks out against China's policies that threaten the cultural identities of millions.
Who this affects
Ethnic minorities in China · Religious minorities in China · Tibetans · Uyghurs
What this resolution does
  1. 1This resolution criticizes China's new law that promotes ethnic unity at the expense of minority rights.
  2. 2It highlights the risk of criminalizing peaceful expressions of culture and religion among minority groups.
  3. 3The resolution expresses concern over China's attempts to control religious practices, particularly in Tibetan Buddhism.

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This resolution condemns a campaign of forced assimilation of ethnic and religious minorities by the Chinese Communist Party and a related Chinese law, known as the Ethnic Unity and Progress Law. The resolution also urges U.S. officials to impose sanctions on officials and entities responsible for the law and related forced-assimilation policies. The resolution further urges the Department of State to collaborate with allies to monitor implementation of the law and prioritize programs that support affected communities.

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IntroducedCurrentJun 30

In the House Foreign Affairs Committee and the Judiciary Committee.

Most bills stop here and never get a vote.

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