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China legalises re-education camps for Uyghurs in Xinjiang, inmates to get ‘psychological treatment’
China appears to have legalised this week the controversial re-education camps in restive Xinjiang as “vocational training institutes”, where inmates influenced by religious extremism will be reeducated and transformed, amid mounting international pressure.
Chinese leader visits region with Muslim population, draws the line for religion
Sinicisation of religion must be upheld to promote ethnic solidarity, a top Communist Party of China (CPC) leader said during a visit to the country’s remote northwestern region of Xinjiang, home to millions of Muslim Uyghurs.
China distorting facts about Xinjiang camps, says exiled Uyghur group
Amid a staunch defence by Beijing of its policy to put Muslim Uyghurs in training camps, rights groups including one of exiled Uyghurs have accused the Chinese government of “distorting facts” and forcing the community to give up its religious and cultural identity.
India Protests Proposed Pak-China Bus Service Via Pak-Occupied Kashmir
NEW DELHI: India on Wednesday lodged strong protests with Pakistan and China over a bus service scheduled to be launched on Saturday between Lahore and Kashghar, a city in the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonom
The Xinjiang camps as a “Stanford Prison Experiment”
The Xinjiang camps represent a dramatic escalation of a longstanding Chinese policy to colonise and dominate Xinjiang, the “New Frontier” of the Qing Chinese empire inherited by the Communist government in the 1950s.
China Rapidly Expands Detention Camps in Xinjiang Despite Criticism
CANBERRA, Australia—Chinese authorities aggressively expanded the scale of internment camps in Xinjiang this year, according to a new study, even as China’s program of mass detentions of Muslims in the region started to draw international scrutiny.
Uyghur Children Kidnapped by the State, Put in Xinjiang’s State-Run ‘Orphanages’
Uyghur children of parents who are detainees in “political re-education” camps or living in exile are being placed into state-run “orphanages” in Xinjiang by local authorities, a traumatized father has told The Epoch Times.
UN Human Rights Council must demand answers from China over Xinjiang mass internment camps
- China’s human rights record to come under scrutiny by UN Human Rights Council
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