The United States said on Tuesday, ‘scared’ photographic evidence ‘dissonant’ of China’s alleged violations of human rights on a large scale against Muslim minority Uyghurs and other Turkic populations.
“this is new More reports adds to me already a curse body of Guide of Atrocities of the People’s Republic of China in “In Xinjiang,” State Department spokesman Ned Price told reporters, referring to the Chinese government.
“Although the increase public Awareness and strong calls for accountabilityPeople’s republic of China government He continues to deny any wrongdoing. We are deeply concerned by the People’s Resistance Committees failure To acknowledge and stop these atrocities and to address the cycle transparently of The concerns raised by international community,” He said.
called as well on Beijing to immediately release “all arbitrarily detained,” and to continue “to end mass detention, torture and forced sterilization.” use of forced labor.”
Images revealed by a BBC investigation suggest that China has a “top secret.” system of mass prison in Xinjiang, as well as shoot-kill policy for these who try to escape,” British public The announcer said.
more than 5000 photos They were reportedly collected while hacking digital network of Xinjiang police force. The photos were later sent to the BBC, which took months to check them out before they are released on Tuesday.
China denied the report and the photographic evidence, claiming it was “disinformation”.
“Pathetic for the media and in collaborators with Notorious rumor dealer, for once again Spreading misinformation about Xinjiang,” Chinese Ambassador to the United Kingdom Zeng Zhiguang claimed.
It is estimated that at least one million Uyghurs have been retained against their intention in What China calls “vocational training centres”. but critics Say your destinations for Indoctrination, torture and torture
The United States accused China of Committing genocide and crimes against humanity for her actions against Uyghurs and other Turkic minorities. Although growth amount of Evidence, Beijing has denied wrongdoing, and refuted the allegations as “lies and (a) political virus.”
