China says internment camps are 'free vocational training'
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Wrong.
The U.S. regime and its patsies are calling vocational training facilities as they exist all over Europe and the U.S.A. "internment camps" as part of their propaganda against China, once again without a shred of solid proof in latest attempt to keep their fake news story alive because the more time goes by and people actually look into the facts it keeps falling appart with sources being exposed as representatives and benefactors of the U.S. regime, U.S. Americans., satelite photos turn out to be regular schools, outward facing fences from photos turn out to protect the children in schools not keep nonexistant inmates inside, security turns out to protect people on public spaces just as it happens everywhere in Europe and the U.S. all the time and so on, so they have to add a new spin and give their patsies and cheerleaders an excuse to blow it up all over again even though everyone already knows its just one pathetic lie over another.
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Relax hombro... Not even a decade ago Chinese were eating out of gutters.... New money doest not mean superiority.
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There is no ease in eradicating extremism and terrorism.
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"Not a concentration camp, but a vocational skills education training institution, which aims at the prevention of terrorism and extremism," Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying refuted reporters at a regular press conference on Friday.
Earlier this week, BBC reported the vocational programs in Xinjiang as a so-called detention center.
Hua stressed that the purpose of vocational programs in Xinjiang is protecting the basic human rights of the people from terrorism and extremism to the maximum extent, which is essentially the same as the methods taken by the UK, France and the US.
The British government launched a counter-terrorism strategy in June, emphasizing early intervention for those affected by extremist ideas, Hua offered the example, adding that France also announced in 2016 that it would set up de-extermination centers in 12 regions of the country to help its citizens affected by extremism.
The US is also trying to use community correction to rehabilitate young people affected by extremist ideas, she said.
"The Chinese government has resolutely taken measures in preventing and combating violent terrorist crimes in accordance with the law."
Xinjiang law enforcement forces vow to fight terrorism in a mass gathering in Hotan, Xinjiang, February 27, 2017. /VCG Photo
"Xinjiang governor: Vocational education program is terrorism prevention
Fighting terrorism and de-radicalization are two worldwide challenges and countries should uphold the same standards on the issue of preventive counter-terrorism and de-radicalization measures, Hua noted.
She said that all parties should strengthen exchanges on the issue and understand each other's measures taken to safeguard social tranquility in their own countries.
As the accusations by a US senator that China is severely violating the human rights of religious minorities, Hua responded that it is an undeniable fact that the people of all ethnic groups in China enjoy full freedom of religious beliefs in accordance with the law.
In a recent op-ed in Politico Magazine, US Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley accused China of massively violating the human rights of its religious minorities, saying that fighting for religious liberty should be a central part of the US-China relationship.
People dance in China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region. /CGTN Photo
Citing poll statistics from Gallup and Pew, Hua said that 42 percent of US citizens are extremely concerned about ethnic relations in the country, 58 percent of respondents saying they believe racism is a serious problem and 75 percent of American Muslims saying there is a lot of discrimination against Islam in the country.
A quarter of African Americans and one-tenth of Latinos, meanwhile, said they had been harassed based on their race or ethnicity.
China hopes that certain Americans can objectively and comprehensively acknowledge their own problems to do with religion and ethnicity, and do more constructive things to promote mutual understanding, trust, friendship and cooperation between the two countries, Hua said.
https://news.cgtn.com/news/3d3d674d7755544d30457a6333566d54/share_p.html
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"Not a concentration camp, but a vocational skills education training institution, which aims at the prevention of terrorism and extremism," Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying refuted reporters at a regular press conference on Friday.
Earlier this week, BBC reported the vocational programs in Xinjiang as a so-called detention center.
Hua stressed that the purpose of vocational programs in Xinjiang is protecting the basic human rights of the people from terrorism and extremism to the maximum extent, which is essentially the same as the methods taken by the UK, France and the US.
The British government launched a counter-terrorism strategy in June, emphasizing early intervention for those affected by extremist ideas, Hua offered the example, adding that France also announced in 2016 that it would set up de-extermination centers in 12 regions of the country to help its citizens affected by extremism.
The US is also trying to use community correction to rehabilitate young people affected by extremist ideas, she said.
"The Chinese government has resolutely taken measures in preventing and combating violent terrorist crimes in accordance with the law."
Xinjiang law enforcement forces vow to fight terrorism in a mass gathering in Hotan, Xinjiang, February 27, 2017. /VCG Photo
"Xinjiang governor: Vocational education program is terrorism prevention
Fighting terrorism and de-radicalization are two worldwide challenges and countries should uphold the same standards on the issue of preventive counter-terrorism and de-radicalization measures, Hua noted.
She said that all parties should strengthen exchanges on the issue and understand each other's measures taken to safeguard social tranquility in their own countries.
As the accusations by a US senator that China is severely violating the human rights of religious minorities, Hua responded that it is an undeniable fact that the people of all ethnic groups in China enjoy full freedom of religious beliefs in accordance with the law.
In a recent op-ed in Politico Magazine, US Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley accused China of massively violating the human rights of its religious minorities, saying that fighting for religious liberty should be a central part of the US-China relationship.
People dance in China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region. /CGTN Photo
Citing poll statistics from Gallup and Pew, Hua said that 42 percent of US citizens are extremely concerned about ethnic relations in the country, 58 percent of respondents saying they believe racism is a serious problem and 75 percent of American Muslims saying there is a lot of discrimination against Islam in the country.
A quarter of African Americans and one-tenth of Latinos, meanwhile, said they had been harassed based on their race or ethnicity.
China hopes that certain Americans can objectively and comprehensively acknowledge their own problems to do with religion and ethnicity, and do more constructive things to promote mutual understanding, trust, friendship and cooperation between the two countries, Hua said.
https://news.cgtn.com/news/3d3d674d7755544d30457a6333566d54/share_p.html
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Bro, South Asia does involve our friend Pakistan too. Just mention India is understood.
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LOL, this guy must be there for sometime, he stated that with great Indian style certainty.
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It's like you saw it with your own eyes！ Since your eyes can see，so,,, you should see the true appearance of your own country. I have been to India several times. I often go to Xinjiang. I don't think my eyes deceive me.
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One million in 'educational camps' that are...
https://www.nbcnews.com/news/world/...ntion-camps-china-now-portrays-humane-n922041
Omurbek Eli, an ethnic Uighur, told Radio Free Asia that he learned Mandarin Chinese, sang patriotic songs, studied Communist Party laws and regulations, and took weekly exams.
“Sleeping hours were from 12 a.m. to 6 a.m. In the morning, all beds had to be made in military style,” Eli recalled. “If one failed to do so, it was considered an ideological failure."
“Instructors informed you of trials and sentences, and what offenses they were related to. This was to create fear," he said. "I now suffer from post-traumatic disorder and can no longer sleep properly.”
https://www.nbcnews.com/news/world/...ntion-camps-china-now-portrays-humane-n922041
Omurbek Eli, an ethnic Uighur, told Radio Free Asia that he learned Mandarin Chinese, sang patriotic songs, studied Communist Party laws and regulations, and took weekly exams.
“Sleeping hours were from 12 a.m. to 6 a.m. In the morning, all beds had to be made in military style,” Eli recalled. “If one failed to do so, it was considered an ideological failure."
“Instructors informed you of trials and sentences, and what offenses they were related to. This was to create fear," he said. "I now suffer from post-traumatic disorder and can no longer sleep properly.”
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