Is China’s new ethnic unity law a step towards forced assimilation? | TV Shows

China's new ethnic unity law, effective immediately, strengthens Mandarin as the primary language for education, business, and public spaces. The government claims the law promotes social cohesion and prevents separatism but activists criticize it for potentially eroding rights of minority groups like the Uighurs and Tibetans. Taiwan also expresses concern that the law could be used to target dissidents within its borders.