China defends new ethnic unity law, set to take effect July 1, as in line with 'international practices' (opens original article in a new tab)

China defends new ethnic unity law set to take effect July 1, stating it aligns with international practices and targets external actors undermining ethnic solidarity or inciting separatism.

• China defends new ethnic unity law set to take effect July 1
• Law targets organizations and individuals outside China undermining ethnic solidarity or inciting separatism
• Law presented as aligned with international practices