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THe transatlantic partnership: Holding CHina accountable for the Ughyur genocide/ Matt Wicks, Samantha Hitchcock, Jose Flores

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In: Orbis: Volume 65, Issue 4, Fall 2021, pp.618-629 (44)Summary: A group of students from Metropolitan University Denver Debate participated in an investigative probe using research methodology to come up with recommendations on responding against human rights violations towards Uyghur population.

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A group of students from Metropolitan University Denver Debate participated in an investigative probe using research methodology to come up with recommendations on responding against human rights violations towards Uyghur population.

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