The UN human rights chief is making a visit to China in May, including to Xinjiang where 1 million Uyghurs are held in mass detention. The United States and almost 200 rights groups around the world have expressed concern that a Beijing-surveilled trip would undermine the credibility of the investigation and whitewash the regime’s human rights violations. Michelle Bachelet, the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, said she was pleased to announce the visit in a video message, which was “foreseen to take place in May.” “The government has also accepted the visit of an advanced OHCHR [Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights] team to prepare my stay in China, including onsite visits to Xinjiang and other places,” Bachelet said while delivering a global update to the Human Rights Council on March 8. China’s UN Ambassador Chen Xu welcomed the upcoming visit—the first by a UN human rights chief since 2005—in a statement …