The claims, which have been made by activists for months, were confirmed as "broadly accurate" by the UK government in October. After initially denying the reports vehemently at the United Nations, China later changed its story without explanation to claim the camps were "vocational training centers", and the "students" were happy to be there and free to leave on completing their courses.
onsdag 7. november 2018
Uyghur crackdown in Xinjiang doubles security spending in one year
The claims, which have been made by activists for months, were confirmed as "broadly accurate" by the UK government in October. After initially denying the reports vehemently at the United Nations, China later changed its story without explanation to claim the camps were "vocational training centers", and the "students" were happy to be there and free to leave on completing their courses.