national security police. Protesters went missing; bodies found at sea. The city believes tha

Pro-democracy activists and politicans such as Joshua Wong, Agnes Chow and Tam Ho-man had been stalked by Chinese national security police. Protesters went missing; bodies found at sea. The city believes that these people have been “taken care of” by Chinese police. How odd is it when a 15-year-old swimmer Christy Chan Yin Lam was found afloat naked at sea, HKPF claimed there was no suspicion or foul play involved?
You can’t blame Hong Kong citizens for following the breadcrumb trail: has Hong Kong become Xinjiang 2.0? Is Hong Kong Government and its leader, Carrie Lam, feeding Hong Kongers to the wild and vicious animal? Are Hong Kong police working with secret Chinese police to erase Hong Kongers and its history, just like they do in Xinjiang?

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We are going to dissect the 10 reasons below and let you be the judge of it:
“Education” : approximiately a million Uighurs are currently being held in detention camps, or what CCP calls vocational and re-education centers. Inside these camps, Uighurs are forced to study Chinese, work as slaves, and treated like lab rats. Uyghurs are Turkic Muslims who make the majority population in Xinjiang. President Xi Jinping, has taken control over freedom and speech in Xinjiang ever since he became the leader of the Communist party. While China tries to decorate these camps with artificial lights and propaganda ornaments on social media, Consortium of Investigative Journalism uncovered a more menacing image of these camps. In a document released by CIJ , the detention camps are described as involuntary indoctrination centers; Ordered to strictly manage and control student activities to prevent escape, all doors, including dormitory, floor doors must be double locked at all times. High water towers stand tall around the camps for heavy surveillance. There are sophicated 360 camera surveillance coverage of dormitories and classrooms. Any behavioral violations will be severely disciplined and punished. Police are also stationed on site to prevent escape. Their education system is an exhaustive, brainwashing procedure to coerce the uyghurs to love the Chinese Communist Party.
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inside the indoctrination camps of Xinjiang, Uyghurs are forced to study and learn Chinese everyday.
Similar to the detainees in Uyghur,Hong Kong schools have been ordered to display the Chinese flag and students are to sing the Chinese national anthem. National security education is also added into their curricula. Books by activists Joshua wong, LegCo member Tanya Chan have been removed from public libraries due to political conflict, or promotion of democracy.

Students singing do you hear the people sing over the Chinese national anthem
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books written by democracy activists have been pulled from public libraries in Hong Kong
2. Language: traditionally the Uyghur community has its own native language, Uyghur. But they aren’t allowed to use it. They are forced to learn Mandarin, speak Mandarin. The Chinese regime is doing everything they can to elimiate their native lanuague. The government is trying to convert the uyghurs into “pure nation-loving Chinese”. The CCP is also cloning similar tricks onto Hong Kong by enforcing Putonghua as a second language medium. Since the national security law was imposed, Hong Kong Education Bereau requires all schools and kindergartens to educate children on the motherland’s heritage and national security.
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3. Human right violations: Kazakstan border is connected to Xinjiang where some of the Muslim detainees flee to after being released from the detention camps. A woman named Retina, was being detained for 12 months for having WhatsApp on her phone. During her detention, she was forced to sit on a hard chair for 24 hours. Another woman, Gurlzira , detained for 17 months, said cameras were rotating inside her bedroom, as well as the classrooms. Mesh wires and bars are built around the camps. She recalled, if she or anyone was in the bathroom for over two minutes, they would be hit in the head by electric prod. The physical tortures and mental torment are horrifyingly unimaginable. Detainees are being hit, beaten and yelled at. All because they are not Han Chinese, don’t agree with China or want to be controlled by it. Some people were pushed to insanity by these abuses. Many tried to commit suicide. Some succeeded. The Chinese government says human rights are strictly followed and the dignity is respected fully. But As the world knows, China and human rights have never been on the same planet.
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In Hong Kong, many arrestees who participated in the anti-extradition protests had similar experience while they were detained. While some were beaten badly by police, others were sexually abused. Hong kong police continue to deny the allegations. But it is evident when arrestees show up at court in wheelchairs and black eye. If you remember, an ex-UK embassy worker Simon Cheng w