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Politique·02/07/2026Résumé IA

China's New Ethnic Unity Law Extends Legal Reach Overseas

China's new "Law on the Promotion of Ethnic Unity and Progress" took effect, with Article 63 allowing legal action against overseas individuals and organizations undermining ethnic unity. Rights groups like Amnesty International and UN Special Rapporteurs criticize it as a tool for transnational repression and forced assimilation in regions like Tibet and Xinjiang.

China's Article 63 and Extraterritorial Jurisdiction

China's Article 63, concerning extraterritorial jurisdiction, targets actions undermining ethnic unity, not mere opinions. It refers to existing laws like the criminal code and constitution, building on decades of legal architecture.

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China's New 'National Unity Law' Criticized for Legalizing Transnational Repression

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Politique·01/07/2026Résumé IA

China's New 'National Unity Law' Criticized for Legalizing Transnational Repression

中國新實施的《民族團結進步促進法》被批評為將北京的跨國鎮壓行為法制化，包括域外立法管轄、海外秘密警察站、株連家屬、濫用紅色通緝令、刑事化言論聲援及「獵狐行動」等六大手段，嚴重挑戰國際秩序與人權價值。

Trump urged to raise cases of detained Americans when he meets Xi in Beijing

A US congressional commission is pressing President Donald Trump to confront his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping over detained Americans when the leaders meet this week, warning that silence would leave Beijing free to “use human beings as bargaining chips”. The Congressional-Executive Commission on China (CECC), in a letter to Trump dated May 7, aired concerns over the growing threat arising from the Communist Party’s use of “hostage diplomacy, coercive exit bans and transnational repression”...

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