China imposes sanctions on U.S. company and two human rights researchers over work in Xinjiang region
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China has imposed sanctions on the American firm Charon and two researchers over their work in Xinjiang, escalating a dispute over alleged human rights abuses.
China has imposed sanctions on the American company Kharon and two human rights researchers for work in the Xinjiang region, where Chinese human rights violations against minority groups minority groups, including the Uighurs. This was reported by UNN with reference to Bloomberg.
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It is noted that China has imposed sanctions on an American company and two human rights researchers for their work related to the Xinjiang region, which intensified the dispute between the countries over allegations of forced labor.
We are talking about Kharon, a Los Angeles-based company that helps leading organizations to identify a wide range of sanctions and risks critical to financial crime, export control, investment risk, etc. and more.
The sanctions include the freezing of the company's assets in China, a ban on entry for two employees of the company to enter the country, as well as a ban on Chinese companies with the company.
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China is accused of sending millions of minorities to re-education camps in the Xinjiang region as a way to curb terrorism.
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China is defending its Uighur camps in Xinjiang, sayingthey are crucial for fighting terrorism and providing vocational training for minorities.
But the United States said China's repression of Uighurs amounts to "genocide," and the The United Nations condemned China's persecution of Uighurs and other Turkic Muslims.
