The US may finally be taking action against China for its alleged human-rights abuses

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• The US may be eyeing sanctions against China for its widespread surveillance and detention of Uighur Muslims, according to a New York Times report.  
• The move follows a push from US lawmakers last month who sought to punish Chinese Communist Party officials.
• The widespread surveillance and detention of Uighur Muslims has gained global attention in recent months, prompting a global call to action that spans the political spectrum.

 

The US is said to be eyeing sanctions against China over its widespread surveillance and detention of Uighur Muslims, The New York Times reported on Monday.

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