LATEST NEWS
Kino Lorber, Zeitgeist Films Acquire ‘Midnight Cowboy’ Making-Of Documentary ‘Desperate Souls, Dark City’ Paul McCartney addresses ‘hurtful’ backlash to project with late wife Man Utd takeover LIVE: Jassim and Ratcliffe look to strike a deal This Morning’s Gok Wan shares huge new neck tattoo with deep meaning behind it Boosie Badazz on August Alsina Coming Out as Gay After Jada Pinkett-Smith Entanglement: ‘Fishy’ ‘Endeavour’: PBS Sets Premiere Date For Ninth And Final Season Of ‘Masterpiece’ Drama Kelly Ripa, Mark Consuelos admit they have ‘ludicrous’ FaceTime sex ‘rituals’ Zach Braff Reacts to Criticism of Garden State Nearly 20 Years After Film's Release I’m a budgeting mum – there’s 7 items I bulk buy from Costco and the posh washing machine powder isn’t even the best | The Sun Talking Heads Concert Film 'Stop Making Sense' To Be Re-Released In Theaters
U.N. seeking access to China's re-education camps in Xinjiang: Bachelet
GENEVA (Reuters) – The top United Nations human rights official Michelle Bachelet said on Wednesday that her office is seeking access to China’s Xinjiang region to verify “worrying reports” of re-education camps holding Uighurs and other Muslim minorities.
China rejects criticism of its actions in Xinjiang, saying that it protects the religion and culture of minorities, and that its security measures are needed to combat the influence of “extremist” groups that incite violence there.
“We have been asking for direct access to the region to be able to check and verify the worrying reports we are receiving,” Bachelet told a news conference in Geneva.
Source: Read Full Article