WASHINGTON - Nearly half of the U.S. public supports the government's diplomatic boycott of the upcoming Beijing Winter Olympics, despite an overall low level of awareness regarding the decision meant to protest alleged human rights abuses in China, according to a recent study by a U.S. research group.
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