It’s not a that discriminative in terms of reproductive rights if you consider the one child policy that applied for a long time to a lot of people (mostly of Han ethnicity).

While the policy doesn’t exist anymore, it’s not about the policy, but who has the right to decide whether you’re allowed to have children.

From what I’ve read, the Han are also affected by this if they violate the new 2 child policy.

Back when it was the 1 child policy, only the Han had to follow it. The Uighurs and other minorities did not.

Now, everyone has to follow the 2 child policy.

>> Xi Jinping and the CCP’s official goal is for the Chinese people and everyone else to have a common destiny.

>> Interpret these how you wish, because they are interpreting these how they wish.

> How does force sterilizing of Uighurs fit into a common destiny?

I believe the "common destiny" the GP was referring to is living under the control of the CCP.

I am sure you never been to XinJiang