China has always been heavily criticized by human rights organizations for its infamously inhumane tre

Author : houseaso112

Publish Date : 2021-01-09 10:21:32

China has always been heavily criticized by human rights organizations for its infamously inhumane treatments to the people of Xinjiang. Uyghurs, or Uighurs are an ethnic minority group that resides in Xinjiang northwest China. The Beijing government has been imprisoning and killing the turkic muslims, sending them to indoctrination camps, or what the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) would call “vocational and re-education centers”, forcing them to forsake their religions, beliefs, heritage. Inside these camps, Uyghurs are forced to study Mandarin all day, everyday. The muslim community is banned from fasting during the holy month of Ramadan or visiting mosques. Mosques are left vacant in Xinjiang because the people of Uyghur are petrified of getting into trouble for praying; Uyghur women are victims of forced sterilization in order to zero down the birth rates of the muslim population. Having too many children as a Muslim can send you to an reeducation camp in Xinjiang.

When foreign media finally shed lights on the secretive cultural genocide taking place in Xinjiang, forced labor tied to multi-billion dollar fashion corporations like H&M and Marks & Spencers was exposed. A glimpse of hope for the ethnic minority is finally rising on the dark horizon.

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In Xinjiang, webs of surveillance are spinning region-wide:In every 50 yards, there are police guards and checkpoints for identity verification facial recognition cameras. High-end CCTV cameras are installed in and outside their homes and on every street corner. There is no privacy in Xinjiang.

Currently, There are over 400 detention camps known in Xinjiang. These camps, are designed to hold anyone who is considered a terrorist or a threat to China’s national security. As historian Jonathan Hyslop puts it,
“concentration camps are a doctrine of military necessity as justifying extreme violence, even including civilians who are considered dangerous.”
The Inter-parliamentary Alliance on China (IPAC) also said in a recent statement that “A body of mounting evidence now exists, alleging mass incarceration, indoctrination, extrajudicial detention, invasive surveillance, forced labor, and the destruction of Uighur cultural sites, including cemeteries, together with other forms of abuse,”.
IPAC’s statement paints a realistic yet cruel picture of Uyghur’s everyday life.
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detention camp buildings in Xinjiang are guarded heavily by local police
Similar to the German Nazi’s concentration camps, the indoctrination camps in Xinjiang are nothing but terrors, humiliations, violations and abuses of human rights and their dignity. No matter how hard Beijing tries to sugarcoat, there is no hiding the stench that comes from this foul-smelling defecation : Harsh forced labors, solitary confinement with no food and water, a day-long punishment on the tiger chair are only some of the touturous treatments the Uyghur civilians get for being different from Han Chinese, for being muslims. They are forced to eat pork against their religion Islam. China’s ultimate goal is to convert every Uyghur into Han chinese, and to have them bow down to CCP. In the eyes of CCP, if they don’t, they can die.
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layout of detention facility in Xinjiang
As usual, China and its officials continue to deny any allegations of abusing the Uyghur community or the existence of the concentration camps.

One should not be surprised, however, to see the similar tactics China has been using on Hong Kong to gain control of the once-colonial city — which has been enjoying the first world level of democracy and freedom.
Like Tibet, Taiwan and Xinjiang, Hong Kong is now considered a national threat to the Beijing government, as the majority of its population disagrees with the regime through protests and strikes. Hong Kongers have been fighting tirelessly to defend its own frontier of freedom, basic rights and democracy as they watch it deteriorate.
In 2019, San Uk Ling, a large, remote, holding facilicity in Hong Kong suddenly caught the spotlight due to allegations of police’s brutal and sexual abuse inside the detention center. The Hong Kong government has been quietly spending taxpayers’ money to expand San UK Ling into a mega “training” camp for police target training and holding prisoners. The structure and design of it is comparative to the detention camps in Xinjiang. The location of it makes it even more sinister: San Uk Ling is only minutes away from mainland China via Lowu border.
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Since 2019, Hong Kongers have been facing secret extraditions to China. Recently 12 Hong Kongers, who fled in a speedboat to Taiwan, were arrested and tried in Shenzhen China for smuggling. Government helicopters were caught “escorting” the boat, until it reaches the China water. After being held in custody and banned from seeing their families for over 140 days, they have been sentenced to jail in China. Among the 12 young people, 2 were underage.
That is why Hong Kongers have been protesting against the extradition bill. Unfortunately, despite of the bill “being dead”, people can still be extradited to China secretly and illegally.

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