ALL Xinjiang related issues e.g. uyghur people, development, videos etc, In here please.

[casual]

proof that is hearsay?

so what are all the blue roofed buildings in Xingjing? Toy factories ?

Burden of proof is not with the accused but with the accuser.

 

[Nan Yang]

Uryhur Transitional Database EMBARRASED at the Uryhur Tribunal

 

[aziqbal]

Because there's already a presumption of guilt and because the evidence China put forth have been ignored. Find a commissioner who is not prejudiced and reduce the scope to targeted sites first.

like who someone from the CCP?

 

[casual]

like who someone from the CCP?

No. Follow the principal of voir dire. Select someone trusted by all parties.

 

[OIO]

China: Draconian repression of Muslims in Xinjiang amounts to crimes against humanity

Hundreds of thousands of Muslim minority men and women subjected to mass internment and torture Millions of Muslims subjected to systematized mass surveillance Muslim ethnic groups forced to abandon their religious traditions, cultural practices and local languages More than 50 former camp...

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China: Draconian repression of Muslims in Xinjiang amounts to crimes against humanity
10 June 2021, 16:00 UTC

• Hundreds of thousands of Muslim minority men and women subjected to mass internment and torture
• Millions of Muslims subjected to systematized mass surveillance
• Muslim ethnic groups forced to abandon their religious traditions, cultural practices and local languages
• More than 50 former camp detainees give harrowing new testimonies with detailed inside look at internment conditions and treatment
• Amnesty International campaign calls for closure of internment camps, with over 60 detailed casefiles on those thought to be currently detained

Uyghurs, Kazakhs and other predominantly Muslim ethnic minorities in China’s Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region face systematic state-organized mass imprisonment, torture and persecution amounting to crimes against humanity, Amnesty International said as it launched a new report and campaign today.

In the 160-page report, ‘Like We Were Enemies in a War’: China’s Mass Internment, Torture, and Persecution of Muslims in Xinjiang, Amnesty International’s Crisis Response team released dozens of new testimonies from former detainees detailing the extreme measures taken by Chinese authorities since 2017 to essentially root out the religious traditions, cultural practices and local languages of the region’s Muslim ethnic groups. Carried out under the guise of fighting “terrorism”, these crimes have targeted ethnic Uyghurs, Kazakhs, Hui, Kyrgyz, Uzbeks and Tajiks.

Chinese authorities have built one of the world’s most sophisticated surveillance systems and a vast network of hundreds of grim “transformation-through-education” centres – actually, internment camps – throughout Xinjiang. Torture and other ill-treatment is systematic in the camps and every aspect of daily life is regimented in an effort to forcibly instil a secular, homogeneous Chinese nation and Communist party ideals.

“The Chinese authorities have created a dystopian hellscape on a staggering scale in the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region,” said Agnès Callamard, Amnesty International’s Secretary General.

“Uyghurs, Kazakhs and other Muslim minorities face crimes against humanity and other serious human rights violations that threaten to erase their religious and cultural identities.

“It should shock the conscience of humanity that massive numbers of people have been subjected to brainwashing, torture and other degrading treatment in internment camps, while millions more live in fear amid a vast surveillance apparatus.”
Mass imprisonment
The report documents how, since early 2017, huge numbers of men and women from predominantly Muslim ethnic minorities in Xinjiang have been arbitrarily detained. They include hundreds of thousands who have been sent to prisons in addition to hundreds of thousands – perhaps even a million or more – who have been sent to internment camps.

All of the more than 50 former detainees Amnesty International interviewed were detained for what appears to be entirely lawful conduct, such as possessing a religious-themed picture or communicating with someone abroad. A government cadre who participated in mass arrests in late 2017 told the organization how police took people from their homes without warning and detained them without any due process.

Most survivors who spoke to Amnesty International were first interrogated at police stations, where they had their biometric and medical data recorded before being transferred to a camp. They were often interrogated in “tiger chairs” – steel chairs with affixed leg irons and handcuffs that restrain the body in painful positions. Beatings, sleep deprivation and overcrowding are rampant in the police stations, and detainees reported being hooded and shackled during their interrogation and transfer.
Guards surround a large group of detainees in an internment camp in Xinjiang, China. © Molly Crabapple

From the moment they entered the prison-like internment camps, detainees’ lives were extraordinarily regimented. They had no privacy or autonomy, and they faced harsh punishments – sometimes collectively with their cellmates – for trivial disobedience. Internees were forbidden to speak freely to each other, and they were severely punished when they responded to prison guards or other officials in their native tongues instead of Mandarin. Every activity in the detainees’ daily routine was pre-ordained and their behaviour was constantly monitored and evaluated.

One woman who was detained for having WhatsApp on her phone said: “[Every day] you get up at 5am and have to make your bed, and it had to be perfect. Then there was a flag-raising ceremony and an ‘oath-taking’. Then you went to the canteen for breakfast. Then to the classroom. Then lunch. Then to the classroom. Then dinner. Then another class. Then bed. Every night two people had to be ‘on duty’ [monitoring the other cellmates] for two hours… There was not a minute left for yourself. You are exhausted.”

In the early weeks or months of internment, detainees are typically forced to either sit still or kneel in the same position in their cell, in complete silence, for most of their waking hours. Following this, they generally undergo forced “education”, where they are indoctrinated to disavow Islam, forgo using their language and other cultural practices, and study Mandarin Chinese language and Chinese Communist Party propaganda.

Other than being escorted under armed guard to and from canteens, classes or interrogation, detainees practically never leave their cells and rarely see sunlight or have outdoor access or exercise.
Systematic torture
Every former detainee Amnesty International interviewed suffered torture or other ill-treatment.
This included the cumulative psychological effect of their daily dehumanization, as well as physical torture in the form of beatings, electric shocks, solitary confinement, deprivation of food, water and sleep, exposure to extreme cold, and the abusive use of restraints, including torture tools like tiger chairs. Some reported being restrained in a tiger chair for 24 hours or more.
A detainee is beaten by internment camp guards while immobilized in a tiger chair. © Molly Crabapple

An older woman who was punished for defending her cellmate said she was taken to a small, dark, cold and windowless room where she had her hands and feet cuffed and was forced to sit on an iron chair for three days straight.

Two former detainees said they had been forced to wear heavy shackles – in one case for an entire year. Others described being shocked with electric batons or sprayed with pepper spray.

Some detainees reported being tortured multiple times, while others were forced to watch their cellmates being tortured. Amnesty International learned of one case where a detainee is believed to have died as a result of being restrained in a tiger chair, in front of his cellmates, for 72 hours, during which time he urinated and defecated on himself.
Surveillance state
Both inside and outside the camps, Xinjiang’s Muslims are among the most heavily surveilled populations in the world.
For at least several months after being released from a camp, all former internees are under near-constant electronic and in-person surveillance, including invasive “homestays” by government cadres who monitor them and report “suspicious” behaviour. This could be peaceful religious practices, the use of unauthorized communications software (such as VPNs or WhatsApp), or purchasing an “unusual” amount of fuel or electricity.

Freedom of movement for released internees is also heavily restricted, with a massive number of security forces patrolling the streets and operating thousands of checkpoints, euphemistically known as “convenience police stations”.
A security checkpoint outside of a train station in Urumqi, Xinjiang. Han Chinese people and members of predominantly Muslim ethnic groups go through separate checkpoints. Muslims are subjected to much more severe security checks. © Molly CrabappleReligious persecution
Muslims are not free to practice their religion in Xinjiang. Dozens of Muslim men and women told Amnesty International the regional Chinese authorities showed extraordinary hostility towards their Islamic faith. Basic religious and cultural practices have been deemed “extremist” and used as grounds for detention.

As a result, most people have stopped praying or showing any outward signs of observing Islam. This extends to dress, grooming and even speech. “We couldn’t say ‘as-salamu-alaykum’ [a typical greeting in many Islamic cultures meaning “peace be upon you”] …anymore,” one man told Amnesty International. Qur’ans, prayer mats and other religious artifacts have effectively been banned.

Former Chinese government cadres told Amnesty International how they barged into people’s homes to confiscate religious items. “We told them to remove photos [of mosques] and put up [Chinese] flags,” one said.

Those interviewed by Amnesty International described how mosques, shrines, gravesites, and other religious and cultural sites have been systematically demolished or repurposed throughout Xinjiang.
Chinese government officials removing religious and cultural artefacts from a home. © Molly CrabappleMassive cover-up
The Chinese government has gone to extraordinary lengths to cover up its violations of international human rights law in Xinjiang. Authorities threaten, detain and mistreat anyone who speaks out.

The fate of hundreds of thousands of detainees is not known. Many may remain in detention in the camps. Others have been given long prison sentences – Chinese state data shows significant increases in prison sentences and satellite imagery shows significant new prison construction in Xinjiang since 2017. Others have been transferred to situations of forced or coerced labour.

“China must immediately dismantle the internment camps, release the people arbitrarily detained in them and in prisons, and end the systematic attacks against Muslims in Xinjiang,” said Agnès Callamard.

Mods - please do not insult our intelligence by closing this thread like others are being done or moved under CCP Bot controlled Uighur blanket thread where it is quietened.

The propaganda methods used during the Cold War didn’t work today, did they? Xinjiang is open to tourists, including foreigners. Now there are so many self-media, who can you fool?

How is Xinjiang now? People living in Xinjiang have the most say.

 

[Nan Yang]

Uyghur Transitional Database EMBARRASED at the Uyghur Tribunal

 

[zectech]

If the same Western trolls are lying to you about what is happening in Xinjiang in some fake "genocide" claims and "crimes against humanity"...

... those same Western trolls are lying to you about a lab leak.

Here are the sources of anti-China lies, same Western trolls:

https://twitter.com/x/status/1399340294173196295

 

[Vapnope]

A Human right commission report or wikileaks cable can prove so many things.

 

[zectech]

trump, macron, modi, netanyahu are "outraged" about China's treatment of Muslims. If you did not fall for their lies to spread anti-Muslim sentiment of the past 20 years, yet fell for the Western lies to spread anti-China sentiment. It is the same lies repackaged.

This bioweapon attack was blamed on Muslims. Even blaspheming the name of God to get dumb Amerikkkans to hate Muslims.

This bioweapon was from Ft Detrick. The patsy "committed suicide".

Some "US government" agent(s) spread a bioweapon in the USA to blame Muslims. The problem was the bioweapon was traced to Ft Detrick.

To prevent this disaster from happening again, where a bioweapon is again released by the USA traced back to the US, the USA had to plant the bioweapon in the targeted country to blame.

The USA released a bioweapon to blame China to get hatred of the Chinese. The anthrax attack was to get hatred of Muslims.

So what does the USA do. The USA develops a bioweapon almost a decade ago, by weaponizing a Horseshoe bat virUS in the US (this happened). Then the USA planned to release that weaponized bioweapon on the world in the future to stop the rise of China. Implimenting the same strategy of the anthrax bioweapon false flag to start a war with Iraq, this time with China. Yet the USA learned from the anthrax attack, the US sent the research to China on this horseshoe bat virUS to frame the Chinese, so not only the USA has the weapon - the bioweapon... China was sent to weapon years ago, funding for the research paid in part by the USA.

US was forced to admit that the USA MEDIA LIED ABOUT THE ANTHRAX ATTACK "LINK TO MUSLIMS", the Anthrax attack was a false flag committed by American player(s), yet blamed some Ft Detrick scientist who "committed suicide" to deflect blame from Washington and the real culprits.

3. The Anthrax False Flag​

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As it turns out, 9/11 may not prove to be the most long-lasting and world-changing false flag event to have taken place in the fall of 2001. Although largely forgotten today, the anthrax attacks that followed on the heels of “the day that changed everything” have had a profound effect in shaping public policy and setting the stage for the biosecurity state that is emerging today.​

​

The week after September 11, 2001, a series of letters containing anthrax spores were mailed to various media outlets and, later, to two US Senators, Tom Daschle and Patrick Leahy, who had raised concerns about the Patriot Act which the Bush regime was attempting to rush through Congress. The anthrax-laced letters—which caused the shut down of Congress and lead to the emergency passage of the Patriot Act before legislators even had a chance to read the bill—would go on to kill five and injure 17 others.​

​

In those first chaotic days of the attack, ABC’s Brian Ross began reporting from his anonymous “well-placed” sources that the anthrax spores contained traces of bentonite, a “troubling chemical additive” that just happened to be a “trademark of Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein’s biological weapons program.”​

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BRIAN ROSS: Peter, from three well-placed but separate sources tonight ABC News has been told that initial tests on the anthrax sent to Senator Daschle have found a tell-tale chemical additive whose name means a lot to weapons experts. It is called bentonite. It’s possible other countries may be using it, too, but it is a trademark of Saddam Hussein’s biological weapons program.​

SOURCE: ABC Evening News for Friday, Oct 26, 2001​

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Of course, this turned out to be a complete lie (a lie that Ross has never clarified or retracted to this day).​

​

As was later confirmed, the spores in question were actually derived from the Ames strain, a strain of anthrax whose virulence makes it the “gold standard” for research into the bacterium by the biological warriors at the United States Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases. Unsurprisingly, once the anthrax was found to have sourced from the US government’s own biological research labs and not an Iraqi weapons program, coverage of the affair in the mainstream media became less frequent and less detailed.​

​

After years of floating the name of bioweapons expert Steven Hatfill as a “person of interest” in the investigation, the FBI pinned the blame on Bruce Ivins, a “lone wolf” who allegedly orchestrated the entire attack himself because of mental instability. Hatfill successfully sued the FBI for nearly $6 million for undue harassment and Ivins conveniently killed himself before ever being charged with any crime. In the end, not a single person was arrested or indicted for their participation in one of the highest profile attacks in American history.​

​

The anthrax false flag killed multiple birds with one stone:​

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• It associated the terror attack of 9/11 with a subsequent bioterror attack that was quickly connected to Saddam Hussein and Iraq. That association was still strong in the mindsof many Americans (some who may still have erroneously blamed Iraq for the attack) during the build up to the Iraq War in 2002 and 2003.
  • As Whitney Webb points out in her exhaustive report on the event, the anthrax attack also saved Bioport, the crony-connected DoD contractor that supplied the US military with the highly controversial anthrax vaccine. Facing growing concerns about the safety and efficacy of its vaccine, Bioport faced financial ruin . . . until the anthrax attacks happened and demand for their questionable product skyrocketed. Later rebranding as Emergent Biosolutions, the company benefited from the largesse of the Gates-backed Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness, and, as Webb notes, the company “is now set to profit from the Coronavirus (Covid-19) crisis.”
  • The anthrax attack also gave an excuse for the creation of a wide-ranging legislative and institutional framework for implementing medical martial law in the event of a subsequent bioterrorist attack, including the wide-scale adoption of the Model State Emergency Health Powers Act authorizing forced quarantines and forced vaccinations in the wake of a declared health emergency.

The anthrax false flag also gave a gigantic shot in the arm to another major wing of the military-industrial complex: the “biodefense” sector. Before anthrax entered the public consciousness as a weapon of terror in the fall of 2001, bioweapons research had been sidelined and shrouded in secrecy. After the attacks, however, the US government—and, indeed, every government in the world—had a perfect excuse to vastly expand its biological weapons programs in the name of “biological security.” As Jonathan King, a professor of microbiology at MIT, explains:​

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“[The] response to the anthrax attacks and the bioterrorism initiative has been to launch a nationwide, billion-dollar campaign to ‘defend us’ from unknown terrorists. But the character of this program is roughly as follows: You say, ‘Well, what would the terrorists come up with? What’s the nastiest, most dangerous, most difficult-to-diagnose, difficult-to-treat microorganisms that we can think of. Well, let’s go bring that organism into existence so that we can figure out how to defend against it.’ The fact of the matter is, it’s indistinguishable from an offensive program in which you would do the same thing.”​

And now, two decades later, that massive billion-dollar campaign made to “defend us” from the anthrax threat has led to the creation of a vast biosecurity infrastructure. From biological labs conducting gain-of-function research to government offices conducting bioterror “simulations” to legislation granting extraordinary powers to unelected health “authorities” in the wake of the next attack, the groundwork has been laid for the next stage of government-sponsored false flag terrorism.​

​

Episode 388 – False Flags and the Dawn of Bioterrorism : The Corbett Report

www.corbettreport.com

Where in the past, the USA got the blame because the bioweapon was traced back to Ft Detrick. US taxpayers fund research of laying the blame of China. China in cooperating with the USA had the weapon placed in China for the USA to release this on China, not from a lab leak.

Covid was circulating in Italy in September 2019, new study shows

Coronavirus was circulating in Italy as early as September 2019, a new study has suggested, in a new piece of evidence that China was hiding the true timeline of the pandemic from the world.

www.dailymail.co.uk

Italy had cases before China, USA had cases before China. Chinese doctors who the media claims are heroes, tell the evidence that China caught their cases early, thwarting the out of China lie promoted by Washington.

 

[master_13]

anything heard from another person is second hand, show one picture of dead body first, show one picture of torture injuries first.

 

[Enigma SIG]

Lets do Kashmir first.

 

[Cheehg]

Same old farts. There is no evidence. 6 or 7 people are not millions. Even though there are no names and locations of those 6 or 7.

 

[Globenim]

New Report Details Firsthand Accounts Of Torture From Uyghur Muslims In China

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China's treatment of Uighurs 'like a dystopian hellscape'

China is creating a "dystopian hellscape" in its treatment of the Uighurs and other Muslim minorities, a leading human rights group warns. In a report published today, Amnesty International says Chinese authorities are committing crimes against humanity in Xinjiang, the region that is home to...

defence.pk

Same old NSA bots spamming the same USA state propaganda fake reports under different fake US state propaganda outlet names on different accounts
Same old anti-China disinformation campaign
Same old CIA cutout fake "activist group"
Same old circular citations of fabrications by U.S. state propaganda mouthpieces "detailing" absolutely nothing
Same old projection of U.S crimes against humanity and U.S. terrorism against Muslim and other minorities.

Same old rolleyes

 

[Globenim]

Amnesty - China Draconian repression of muslims-xinjiang amounts to crimes against Humanity

https://www.amnesty.org/en/latest/news/2021/06/china-draconian-repression-of-muslims-in-xinjiang-amounts-to-crimes-against-humanity/ NEWS © Molly Crabapple SHARE Facebook Twitter China: Draconian repression of Muslims in Xinjiang amounts to crimes against humanity 10 June 2021, 16:00 UTC...

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China's treatment of Uighurs 'like a dystopian hellscape'

China is creating a "dystopian hellscape" in its treatment of the Uighurs and other Muslim minorities, a leading human rights group warns. In a report published today, Amnesty International says Chinese authorities are committing crimes against humanity in Xinjiang, the region that is home to...

defence.pk

Same old NSA bots spamming the same intelligence insulting USA state propaganda fake reports under different fake US state propaganda outlet names on different accounts
Same old anti-China disinformation campaign
Same old CIA cutout fake "activist group" "leading" absolutely nothing
Same old staged CIA cutout hired fake "activist" picture
Same old uncontroversial pictures with fake and factually false descriptions
Same old circular citations of fabrications by U.S. state propaganda mouthpieces "detailing" absolutely nothing
Same old projection of U.S crimes against humanity and U.S. terrorism against Muslim and other minorities.

Same old rolleyes

 

[hualushui]