Speaking at a two-day work conference on Xinjiang that ended on Saturday, Xi said that China's Xinjiang strategy was correct "and must be adhered to in the long term." "The whole party must treat the implementation of the Xinjiang strategy as a political task, and work hard to implement it completely and accurately to ensure that the Xinjiang work always maintains in the correct political direction," Xi added, according to state media.
tirsdag 29. september 2020
China's President Xi says Xinjiang policies 'completely correct' amid growing international criticism
Chinese President Xi Jinping believes his policies in the far-western region of Xinjiang are "completely correct," despite growing international criticism of alleged human rights abuses and mass internment. Up to 2 million Uyghurs, a predominantly Muslim ethnic group, as well as other minorities, are believed to have passed through detention centers in the region in recent years, according to the US State Department, where they have allegedly been subject to political indoctrination and abuse under the guise of de-radicalization efforts.
Speaking at a two-day work conference on Xinjiang that ended on Saturday, Xi said that China's Xinjiang strategy was correct "and must be adhered to in the long term." "The whole party must treat the implementation of the Xinjiang strategy as a political task, and work hard to implement it completely and accurately to ensure that the Xinjiang work always maintains in the correct political direction," Xi added, according to state media.
Speaking at a two-day work conference on Xinjiang that ended on Saturday, Xi said that China's Xinjiang strategy was correct "and must be adhered to in the long term." "The whole party must treat the implementation of the Xinjiang strategy as a political task, and work hard to implement it completely and accurately to ensure that the Xinjiang work always maintains in the correct political direction," Xi added, according to state media.