The Chinese regime’s aggressive rollout of new technologies to step up its repression of Uyghurs in western China calls for new responses on the part of allied nations outraged at the human rights abuses, said panelists at a recent virtual event hosted by The Brookings Institution think tank. Laura Rosenberger, senior director for China and Taiwan in the White House National Security Council, who visited Xinjiang in 2010, said in her introductory remarks at the Feb. 24 event that the ongoing genocide and crimes against humanity in Xinjiang cannot be ignored and must face serious consequences, and called grappling with this crisis a priority of the Biden administration. “I’ve seen the extraordinary resilience of the Uyghur community in the face of repression,” Rosenberger said before going on to enumerate a number of steps that the administration has taken. “President Biden has made clear that human rights and democracy are at …