Uyghur Rights Concerns Unlikely to Feature in Cambodia-China Dialogue
While US lawmakers urge Central Asian officials to address Uyghur human rights, Cambodia's deepening ties with China suggest little room for such concerns. Economic reliance and political stability appear to take precedence, limiting international pressure.
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