The EU Parliament has overwhelmingly passed a resolution accusing China of crimes against humanity, mass sterilization, and asserting a risk of genocide in Xinjiang – where nearly half of the world’s polysilicon supply comes from. The resolution also criticizes UN Human Rights Chief Michelle Bachelet, whose recent visit to Xinjiang was inconclusive on the matter. Within the EU, the Parliament does not wield real power. This Parliament instead calls on EU Commission, which does wield power, to take action – to quote – “18. Calls on the Commission to propose an import ban on all products produced by forced labor and on products produced by all Chinese companies listed as exploiting forced labor; reiterates its position in favor of an ambitious…