UN human rights chief criticized over Uygur investigation won't seek another term
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UN Human Rights Chief Michelle Bachelet announced her intentions to step down after receiving widespread criticism for her visit to China.
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Bachelet was hampered by severe restrictions on her autonomy, which the Chinese government say they put in place due to COVID-19.
Instead, the trip, which took place last month, was operated and guided by the Chinese government. Bachelet failed to meet with a single Uyghur detainee, nor members of Uyghur families inside the country.
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