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Britain’s parliament has asked its government to step up in the genocide in the china’s Xinjiang region and make pressure on the Chines government.But the government again steered clear of declaring genocide over what it says are “industrial-scale” human rights abuses against the mainly Muslim Uyghur community in Xinjiang. Ministers say any decision on declaring a genocide is up to the courts.So far the government has imposed sanctions on some Chinese officials and introduced rules to try to prevent goods linked to the region entering the supply chain, but a majority of lawmakers want ministers to go further.Beijing denies accusations of rights abuses in Xinjiang.Lawmakers backed a motion brought by Conservative lawmaker Nusrat Ghani stating Uyghurs in Xinjiang were suffering crimes again

New Delhi, India: Minister of External Affairs S Jaishankar on Monday said the China is enforcing a lot of forces to the borders [Line of actual control(LAC)], without provocation. Speaking at the All India Management Association National Leadership Conclave, the external affairs minister pointed that for the last 40 years, India and China have had peace and tranquillity on the border though not “suggesting that we solved the boundary dispute”.“For last 40 years, we have had peace and tranquillity on the border. I’m not suggesting that we solved the boundary dispute… But the rest of our relationship got built on an assumption that neither would use force or threaten another. We had different agreements that translated those good intentions into commitments,” he said at the conclave.“La