GENEVA - China may have committed "crimes against humanity" in its discriminatory treatment of Uyghur and other Muslim groups in the far-western Xinjiang autonomous region, a U.N. report found Wednesday, with the global body's human rights chief recommending measures to rectify the situation.
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