The forced and often arbitrary collection of sensitive biometric information on millions of Tibetans and other local residents by their government officials is dangerous, it is repressive, and it is a clear violation of basic human rights.
Mike McCaul: “The forced and often arbitrary collection of sensitive biometric information on millions of Tibetans and other local…”
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McCaul condemns China's biometric data collection as a violation of human rights.
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