relgiions and altering them as they please. China Aid is a Christian NGO, which aims to promote awareness of r

as kidnapped by Chinese national security, detained against his will until he agreed to confess his “crime” on camera. He was also beaten and put on the tiger chair for hours.

Simon Cheng on Hong Kong protests, China arrest and the “fight for democracy”
4. Religion: If you go to a mosque in Xinjiang, don't be surprised there are no Muslims inside. China has been known for censoring relgiions and altering them as they please. China Aid is a Christian NGO, which aims to promote awareness of religious freedom in China, said in an interview that censorship China removed “Christ” and “Jesus” from publications, Chinese social media networks and replaced them with the letters JD and YS. Christian churches are forced to study the Book of Xi, instead of the Bible. Muslims are scared of worshipping and praying in their own mosques.

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https://www.bhakticharuswami.com/tre/dsa/video-barca-vs-gda-en-tv08.htmlThey are scared of getting into trouble or taken away by praying to Islam. CBS journalists interviewed some Han chinese, who adamantly said no uighur would say they believe in Islam publicly. They would, however, say they believe in the communist party of China. The lack of respect to religion is beyond shocking.
In Hong Kong, christianity is being tested by political pressure as well. Churches have to support the chinese government. Pope Francis and the Vatican, have been heavily criticized for being silent about the genocide in Xinjiang and the political situation in Hong Kong, even when Jimmy Lai, Apple Daily’s founder, the most prominent catholic democrat in the city was arrested under the national security law. It is only a matter of time the Bible becomes the forbidden book in the concrete jungle.

an empty mosque in Xinjiang
5. Culture: satellite images show over two dozen Islamic religious sites have been demolished, including mosques. These systemic attacks prove that China will not tolerate any “different beliefs or speech” while the CCP is in power. Chinese government however, claimed that only one mosque has been demolished for safety reasons and all ethnic groups have full freedom of religious belief. Does this sound familiar? Hong Kong government has been singing the same tune about the anti extradition protests and citizens of Hong Kong have full freedom of expression, protests and belies , while the police continue to crack down protests, universities, arrest children, pregnant women, elderly, peaceful protesters or anyone who support democracy. The police even broke into churches to arrests protesters. Mainland Chinese police had also been seen blending into the police force of Hong Kong.

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6. Heritage: The government would send Han Chinese who work for the CCP into the homes of Uyghur, collect personal data by documenting their private lives. China calls these programs “Becoming Family”. The Han Chinese who visit the Uyghur families are called their “relatives”. There is nothing warm and fuzzy about it though. In reality, they are nothing but intruding spies sent to create biographical profiles for the government to use against the Uyghurs. These Uyghur families are told to give up their religions and native language by the pseudo relatives. They are told to not pray. Instead, they should sing songs that praise China. Even in their homes, Uyghurs cannot display anything related to their religions and they cannot speak Uyghur. Every living aspect is controlled so the CCP can make sure Uyghurs only worship the party.
Across the border, China is trying hard to remove Cantonese as the official spoken language of Hong Kong. The CCP also plans to wipe out the colonial heritage Hong Kongers have been accustomed to for over 100 years. The CCP is limiting Foreign journalists and humanitarians accessing Hong Kong and democracy-friendly media outlets are now being kicked out as well from entering Chinese press conferences. New outlets such as New York Times has relocated their office and staff away from Hong Kong with the increasing fears of losing press freedom.
With China tightening its grip on freedom and democracy, Hong Kong police now have been given the rights to decide which media and journalists are allowed to conduct journalistic work. Soon movies and internet will all be censored. If that happens, will we still be able to see the freedom of speech, expression or art?

7. Surveillance: In every street corner of Xinjiang, there are cameras recording the lives of Uyghurs. Technology has advanced immensely since President Xi came to power. The CCP wants to capture every Uyghur’s moves. Over 400 technology companies are set in Xinjiang and of many are involved with the surveillance technology used in Xinjiang.
An ex-developer engineer disclosed more insider info with CBS in an interview:
“The Uyghurs are not considered as human beings in the eyes of the Chinese government. They are just lab mice for experiments and research. China is building a surveillance regime against the Uyghurs people. Every move they make are being monitored.”
It is no shock to anyone that those who managed to flee to Kazakstan, said their lives were nothing but fear in Xinjiang. Everyone is scared of being taken away and vanish with no trace. Police come for them at night. There is a QR code on each house and front door. With a single scan, the police officials will know everyone and everything about the particular household. Citizens are required to install an app on their phones which allow the government to monitor what deems suspicious. The police can connect the Uyghurs’ phones to a machine which reads all the data on the devices. It is also one of the reasons why a woman was sent to the “re-education camps” for having WhatsApp.
In Hong Kong, the government recently proposed the system of “health codes” to document citizens’ personal data to keep track of the coronavirus. The HKGov has plans of using similar systematic strategy in Xinjiang to monitor Hong Kong citizens. HkGov claims the health code system will make traveling to China and Macau via Hong Kong much more convenient. Hong Kong citizens, however, strongly believe there is a different agenda. Citizens are fearful of their personal data being sent to China, especially the companies appointed to develop the health code system are from mainland China.
The Hong Kong government also implemented compulsory, or rather, forced data collection from citizens amid the covid-19 pandemic using apps such as StayHomeSafe and LeaveHomeSafe and bluetooth. HKGov said that if your phone is connected to bluetooth on public transport, your location and personal data will automatically be shared for the purpose of “fighting the virus”.