Whither an International Response to China’s Ethnic Unity Law?

The new Ethnic Unity Law in China has left international tools for addressing human rights abuses feeling ineffective. Traditional methods like sanctions and public pressure seem to have lost their punch. This shift matters because it raises questions about the global community's ability to hold powerful nations accountable for egregious actions. The law's implications extend beyond China, signaling a broader trend of diminishing international pressure on large, influential countries to respect human rights.