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UN Releases Long Awaited Report On Chinese Abuses Of Uyghur Muslims
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On August 31st, the United Nations Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights released its report titled "Assessment of Human Rights Concerns in the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region, People's Republic of China." In 2017, the UN started receiving allegations of abuse from non-governmental organizations, think tanks, and media outlets, prompting the investigation. Since then, numerous research reports have been published alleging arbitrary detention, torture, sexual violence and forced sterilizations, forced labor, and other ill-treatment of up to a million people. Years in the making, with attempted blocks and delays by the Chinese government, the report offers a damning assessment of widespread human rights abuses committed against the people of the ethnic Uyghur and other predominantly Muslim minority communities. The UN-led investigation validated many findings of previous reports, including a significant increase in criminal arrests, convictions, and excessively lengthy prison sentences, along with mass referrals of individuals to what China calls "re-education camps." The report states that China's indicators for identifying persons "at risk" of extremism do not serve as actual and substantive indicators but are merely manifestations of personal choice in matters of religion and cultural preference. China's diplomatic mission in Geneva vehemently opposed the report's findings, and the Chinese government has released its own report to counter that of the United Nations. Many human rights advocates have expressed their disappointment with the absence of the term "genocide" within the report.
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UN Releases Long-Awaited Report on Chinese Abuses of Uyghur Muslims
Location: Xinjiang, China
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