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China’s new “Ethnic Unity and Progress Law” is not a benign framework for harmony but a legal codification of assimilation, directly undermining the viability of the Middle Way Approach by criminalizing cultural distinctiveness and foreclosing genuine autonomy for Tibet. It signals Beijing’s intent to replace negotiated coexistence with enforced homogeneity, making the pursuit of autonomy increasingly precarious.
The law’s core features: Mandarin prioritization—the law mandates Mandari...
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