"Things That Will Get You Thrown in a Chinese ... " Topic

…Political Education Camp.

"Earlier this month, Human Rights Watch published a 125 page report on the crisis in Xinjiang:Eradicating Ideological Viruses: China's Campaign of Repression Against Xinjiang's Muslims. It does not make pleasant reading. The report consists mostly of excerpts from interviews that Human Rights Watch researchers conducted with 58 ethnic Uyghurs or Kazakhs, living in nine countries, who have managed to flee from Xinjiang over the last two years. This is the largest interview set yet published. The accounts published by Human Rights Watch largely corroborate other evidence we have gleaned so far from the five main streams of information that we have about what is happening in Xinjiang: 1) journalist accounts from within Xinjiang itself, 2) social media posts and online job advertisements in Chinese, 3) official state media photographs, statistics, or proclamations, 4) satellite imagery, and 5) other interviews with Kazakhs or Uyghurs who have been able to escape from China after all of this began. SupChina has put together a good round-up of all of the English-language material available before September 2018….."
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But hey, "democratic socialism" is catching on here in the US, so we soon may be able to study this first hand! ;-)

Um, I violated four of the first seven while reading the list, just with the things in front of me on my desk. Luckily the VPN is turned off at the moment.

The comment raising the contrast with certain other places also makes an interesting point or two.

What a mess.

(smile)

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