China’s Vanishing Muslims: Undercover In The Most Dystopian Place In The World
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Length: 31min 47sec (1907 seconds)
Published: Sat Jun 29 2019
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I’ve been to the Qinghai province in China, which is right above Tibet and in many places is very culturally Tibetan. One day we were talking with a local there they mentioned how sometimes there would be protests or small riots, and some kids would throw rocks or something. Nothing would happen for a while, then they would just disappear. It’s insane how much the government cracks down on any form of dissent out there.
BBC also got some reporters into the "re-education" camps in that muslim area.. Pretty good story. The officials were insisting it isn't prison because they allow them to paint pictures and dance. It had a very North Korea feel to it, where it was very obvious that a show was being put on for the press.
Straight outta 1984 with the cameras
What shocks me is that so many Chinese people at my university either have no idea this is happening, and if they know about it they say it's western propaganda.
When BBC asked China ambassador to UK, Liu Xiaoming about the re-education center.
http://www.chinese-embassy.org.uk/eng/tpxw/t1671788.htm
Fuck man. That poor woman who's husband got 10 years and 5 of her kids separated in kindergartens across Xinjiang.
And the little girl at the end, you could hear her sadness when she told of her sister being away for 2 years.
The most interesting bit was the interview with the female farmer on the train and I think it says a lot about how they can get away with it. The Han Chinese don't see anything wrong with it. Until they can see past the Chinese RDF, I can't see anything changing.
Really saddening documentary.
The comments are people arguing over religion and which country is worse USA vs China.
None of the victims give a fuck about anything anyone has posted in these comments.
This girl has serious balls is all I can say.
BTW, the dystopian, censorious Chinese tech mega-giant, tencent, is investing $300 million into reddit.