BEIJING - China on Wednesday implemented a law promoting "ethnic unity" that critics fear will further assimilation policies targeting ethnic minorities and hold overseas organizations and individuals legally accountable for creating divisions among the majority Han Chinese and the country's 55 ethnic minority groups.
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