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The Uyghurs of the Xinjiang Province in China is an old ethnic group who came from eastern Turkistan across to the steppes of Mongolia in the expansion or great movement of the Russian Empire and the Turkic people. This ethnic group is predominantly Muslim and the migration brought about a fresh flavor of music, dance and other cultural exchanges. The Uyghurs have been around since the sixth century.
Today, through the hacked files of the Xinjiang Police, we evidence the attempt by the Central Communist Party of China to exterminate an ancient ethnic group in violation of human rights and by imprisoning these people in internment camps. This is nothing less than ethnic cleansing by China. Ages of the youngest incarcerated Uighur is 15 years old and the oldest is 73.
Kindly watch the video.
Today, through the hacked files of the Xinjiang Police, we evidence the attempt by the Central Communist Party of China to exterminate an ancient ethnic group in violation of human rights and by imprisoning these people in internment camps. This is nothing less than ethnic cleansing by China. Ages of the youngest incarcerated Uighur is 15 years old and the oldest is 73.
Kindly watch the video.
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Posted from xinjiangpolicefiles.org
China
Human Rights
Military Community Awareness (MCA)
Posted 2 y ago
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CPT Gurinder (Gene) Rana saw a lot pf pictures but no video.
..."Watch as Dr. Adrian Zenz, an international expert on internal Chinese government documents and the Xinjiang internment campaign, breaks down the contents of the Xinjiang Police Files, why they are important, and how civil society and governments should respond."...
..."Why is this important?
The Xinjiang Police Files are a major cache of speeches, images, documents and spreadsheets obtained by a third party from confidential internal police networks. They provide a groundbreaking inside view of the nature and scale of Beijing's secretive campaign of interning between 1-2 million Uyghurs and other ethnic citizens in China's northwestern Xinjiang region.
The files have been authenticated through peer-reviewed scholarly research. Investigative research teams from over a dozen global media outlets have also verified portions of the data."...
..."Watch as Dr. Adrian Zenz, an international expert on internal Chinese government documents and the Xinjiang internment campaign, breaks down the contents of the Xinjiang Police Files, why they are important, and how civil society and governments should respond."...
..."Why is this important?
The Xinjiang Police Files are a major cache of speeches, images, documents and spreadsheets obtained by a third party from confidential internal police networks. They provide a groundbreaking inside view of the nature and scale of Beijing's secretive campaign of interning between 1-2 million Uyghurs and other ethnic citizens in China's northwestern Xinjiang region.
The files have been authenticated through peer-reviewed scholarly research. Investigative research teams from over a dozen global media outlets have also verified portions of the data."...
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