Three Years After the Uyghur Tribunal Verdict: Where Do We Go from There?

THREE YEARS AFTER THE UYGHUR TRIBUNAL'S GENOCIDE VERDICT, SIR GEOFFREY NICE KC CRITICIZED UK GOVERNMENT FOR:
Refusing to acknowledge genocide to avoid required intervention
Claiming only "competent courts" can determine genocide
Allowing "three years of irreversible genocide mentality"
CURRENT CONCERNS:
Labour government under Starmer pursuing closer China ties despite previous opposition
Uyghur forced labor products entering UK markets
Limited information flow from East Turkistan (Xinjiang)
PROGRESS ON ACCOUNTABILITY:
GLAN won June 2024 appeal allowing prosecution of companies not investigating Chinese cotton sources
15+ countries' parliaments declared genocide, though governments resist following suit
Activists push for UK boycott of Chinese goods and greater accountability measures