US drops China from list of top human rights abusers The United States dropped China from its list of the world's worst human rights violators, but added Syria, Uzbekistan and Sudan to its top 10 offenders in an annual report released Tuesday.   Nations:Uzbekistan China Mauritania Belarus Kyrgyzstan Nigeria   People:Condoleezza Rice   Activities:Darfur Genocide Crisis China-U.S.     2008-03-11

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