How China's new 'ethnic unity' law could target people in Australia

Australia has expressed serious concerns about China's new "ethnic unity" law that permits Beijing to pursue individuals abroad who are of Chinese ethnicity. This law could potentially affect Australians of Chinese descent, raising fears of political or cultural pressure from the Chinese government. The Australian government is pushing back, highlighting the importance of protecting its citizens from undue foreign influence. This move underscores the global implications of China's domestic policies and their impact on diaspora communities worldwide.