It is interesting to look at the director of the UHRP and notice the close association with Radio Liberty and the U.S. government. The UHRP, by the way, is base

It is interesting to look at the director of the UHRP and notice the close association with Radio Liberty and the U.S. government. The UHRP, by the way, is based in Washington D.C. That is the organisation that paid for the Q.C's legal opinion and did the public relations legwork for the article. There is a distinct aura of propaganda adjacent to this piece. The legal opinion may nonetheless be valid, and for the record I believe it's entirely possible the treatment of Uighurs might qualify as genocide. I still think it is useful to consider sources when reading articles like this.