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chief Canada's lower house of parliament has voted in favor of labeling China's treatment of Wigan Muslims as genocide in a symbolic move that may pile more pressure on Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's government to take a harder line on the issue on follow the U.
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S government.
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Similar accusations.
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Monday's vote in the House of Commons past 266 to 0, although Trudeau and his Cabinet abstained.
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The house has a total of 338 members.
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The vote was nonbinding, although it was backed by all opposition parties and some members of Trudeau's own Liberal Party.
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Trudeau has been reluctant to use the word genocide aunt has suggested that he wants broader consensus among Western allies.
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Over the vast complex is that China has set up in the Xinjiang province.
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China calls them vocational training centers to combat extremism.
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Aunt has strictly denied allegations of human rights abuses within them.
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On Tuesday, China's Foreign Ministry called Canada's vote a smear that disregards fax and common sense.
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Former US President Donald Trump, on his last day of office, said China had committed genocide and crimes against humanity by repressing Wigan Muslims.