From WSJopinion: The Global Magnitsky Act provides a framework for the U.S. to impose sanctions on the Chinese human-rights offenders in Xinjiang, writes Jardine_bradley
Beijing’s provocations have resulted in escalating violence in Hong Kong, with one protester getting shot and another man being set on fire. So who’s to blame and why is the fight moving to university campuses? Image: Anthony Wallace/AFP via Getty ImagesThe world got an unprecedented look into China’s human-rights abuses last weekend, following the publication of 400 pages of leaked documents that describe Beijing’s escalating brutality in Xinjiang province.
Last month the U.S. banned exports to 28 Chinese companies and security bureaus operating in Xinjiang in response to their alleged complicity in human-rights violations. These sanctions are a fine first...
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