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China’s rolling out a new law aimed at “ethnic unity,” pushing minority groups to assimilate more deeply into Han culture—framed as national strength but raising alarms about cultural erasure and potential repercussions for noncompliance. As Beijing intensifies its push for a unified national identity, especially in ethnically diverse regions, the law’s vague enforcement mechanisms fuel anxiety among communities fearing loss of language, tradition, and selfhood. This marks a more aggressive government stance on cultural homogenization, with far-reaching consequences for China’s social fabric and minority rights.

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