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Key points are extracted by an AI model and may contain errors or omissions. Always check the original sources.- China's new "ethnic unity" law, implemented on July 1, mandates Chinese as the primary language for schools and government agencies and prohibits acts deemed to incite division among China's 56 ethnic groups.
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- NPR
The article highlights the impact of China's new "ethnic unity" law on Tibetans' efforts to preserve their language and culture, presenting both the government's stated intentions and the concerns of critics and activists.
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