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Maajid Nawaz picks apart China's explanation of aerial footage of Uighur Muslims | LBC
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4:02Now PlayingMaajid Nawaz told Nick Ferrari why he went on hunger strike to protest against the Chinese government's "genocide" of Uighur Muslims - and demolished China's explanations of the aerial footage.
The LBC presenter did not present his show this weekend as he held a silent hunger strike about the treatment of Uighurs in China's Xinjiang Province.
He finished that protest yesterday when a petition asking the UK government to put sanctions on China reached 100,000 signatures, meaning it has to be debated in parliament.
But he warned, while that battle has been won, the war is far from over.
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