CANBERRA, Australia — Representatives of Tibetan, Uighur, and Falun Gong groups that have been victimised by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) have called on world leaders to unite against the regime. Kalsang Yonten Tipnak, the president of the All Australian Tibetan Community, said it was time for the free countries of the world to unite in their efforts to “combat human rights abuses around the world.” “It is high time that the international community muster enough courage and commitment to substantively register their protest against high-handed Chinese atrocities against Tibetans and other oppressed peoples under the CCP rule such as Uighurs, Southern Mongolians, and Hongkongers,” he said. Tipnak, who spoke about the atrocities occurring currently in his homeland, said he was concerned by how the CCP was increasing its repressive behaviour towards other ethnic groupings in China. In particular, he noted that Beijing is now discussing implementing laws akin to the …