She was placed in a reeducation camp run by Aunts.
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With the threat of sending family members to the secretive reeducation camps.
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And yet Congress has demanded that all college students receive sexual assault reeducation.
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"Reeducation camps" are perhaps the most sinister pillar of China's de-extremification policy.
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"Reeducation camps" are perhaps the most sinister pillar of China's "de-extremification" policy.
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Some of Bangladesh's success could be attributed to impressive village-level reeducation campaigns.
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That is why it is general reeducation, not limited to a few people.
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Then this March, O.'s son disappeared again, this time to a reeducation camp.
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A satellite photo of a Chinese reeducation camp near Korla city in central Xinjiang.
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Tahir believed he'd be sent to a reeducation camp immediately if he returned home.
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" China has previously tried to deny or downplay the existence of these "reeducation centers.
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Accounts given to CNN by former detainees describe forced reeducation under the threat of violence.
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Because reeducation in China is not considered criminal punishment, there is rarely any documentation given to families.
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France pays for perineal reeducation therapy, which helps women strengthen muscles to improve their overall vaginal health.
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The Chinese government has dismissed these criticisms, insisting the camps are centers for reeducation or vocational training.
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China has already begun using surreptitiously collected DNA to detain its ethnic Uighur population in reeducation camps.
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The Beijing government has been herding China's Muslim Uighurs into reeducation camps to break their separate ethnic identity.
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The Chinese government two years ago launched a "reeducation" campaign aimed at Muslim Uighur and Kazakh ethnic minorities.
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Your iPhone is made in China, where the government has forced millions of Uighur Muslims into reeducation camps.
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In Xinjiang, in China's west, around one million ethnic and religious minorities have been detained in reeducation camps.
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The revolution soon closed down all parochial schools, sent priests to reeducation camps and drove organized religion underground.
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Communist China has a dark history with reeducation camps, combining hard labor with indoctrination to the party line.
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China has denied reports of abuse at what the government calls "reeducation camps" and decried its Western critics.
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"It&aposs going to be a bit of reeducation that we&aposre not just in print," Orefice said.
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China has acknowledged the existence of some "reeducation camps" but has repeatedly denied reports of abuse at its facilities.
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It condemns China&aposs internment of Uighur Muslim minorities in "reeducation" camps in the country&aposs western Xinjiang province.
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The committee has proposed bipartisan legislation to call on the Trump administration to push China to close these "reeducation" camps.
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As long as they are in prison, you can unlock a law that lets you perform some reeducation on them.
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And so hanging the necessary reeducation of the American public on these more regional, smaller sites is a tall order.
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Those lawmakers are pushing bipartisan legislation that would force the Trump administration to condemn these "reeducation centers" and push for sanctions.
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"Reeducation camps" — or training camps, as the Chinese have called them — are perhaps the most sinister pillar of this de-extremification policy.
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His 2017 recreation of "Pickett's Charge" encourages a kind of public reeducation, imagining that we can remake our version of history, together.
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Uighurs are regularly sent to reeducation camps when they are found to have had contact with family or friends who are outside China.
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Aimee Phan is the author of "The Reeducation of Cherry Truong" and "We Should Never Meet," books about Vietnamese refugees in the diaspora.
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Critics have said the security and surveillance in Xinjiang have created near martial law conditions, with police checkpoints, reeducation centers and mass DNA collection.
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According to the Council on Foreign Relations, China's government has detained more than a million Muslims, most of whom are Uighur, in reeducation camps.
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By identifying the source, we can engage in opportunities for reeducation as to prescription guidelines as well as the deleterious side effects of overprescription.
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Recent government policies have seen up to 2 million Uyghurs and other Muslim minorities detained in "reeducation" internment camps, according to the US State Department.
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Thae also said Han had been purged, which means he was likely to have been sent to a labor camp for reeducation or possibly executed.
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A new era of benefit design has been ushered in, yet, despite quick, drastic change, the reeducation of the health care consumer isn't keeping pace.
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After a recent episode saw the character Randy visit a Chinese reeducation camp and endure forced labor, the show has reportedly been banned in China.
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Back in Vietnam itself, some 300,000 former ARVN officers and South Vietnamese officials were imprisoned in so-called reeducation camps for up to 18 years.
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" A source also told Radio Free Asia that a Chinese official had referred to the "reeducation" process as similar to "spraying chemicals on the crops.
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Zenz suggested in August that increased international pressure might prompt China to disguise their reeducation regime a bit more, or possibly tone down its policies.
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"At this time, we have reached out to the Multicultural Student Services Center in an effort to begin the process towards reconciliation and reeducation," they added.
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The country reunifies to face off against this threat, and passes the Negro and Native Reeducation Act, which requires children of color to train for war.
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A top North Korean official reportedly sent to a reeducation camp over a failed summit with President Donald Trump isn't actually doing hard labor at all.
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"Today, more than 85033 million Uyghurs, ethnic Kazakhs, and other Muslims are interned in reeducation camps designed to erase their religious and ethnic identities," he added.
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China integrates AI, biometric data and online activity to track and monitor dissidents and members of ethnic minority communities, who are then sent to reeducation camps.
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The second section is set in 1974, when a resourceful soul known as Auntie discovers that Vang and Prany are incarcerated in a reeducation camp together.
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Among the options prominently floated after Collins' postgame auguring was packing Conforto off to Vegas for reeducation and replacing him with 2011 first-round pick Brandon Nimmo.
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Beijing has faced increasing international pressure over its tactics in Xinjiang, with multiple, unprecedented leaks shining a light on a massive network of reeducation camps targeting Muslims.
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" The metaphor isn't a compliment, so much as it is a moral reeducation; as Scafaria told Total Film, she wanted to make "a stripper movie about capitalism.
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I believe that the 40-year-old who is totally dedicated to reeducation every single day of the year is gonna make it and is gonna flourish.
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Diplomats and officials from Pyongyang have been known to disappear from public view only to resurface after a period of so-called reeducation, analysts and former diplomats say.
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A Uighur human rights group says that China has more than 500 involuntary detention centers, prisons, and so-called "reeducation camps" in its northern autonomous region of Xinjiang.
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Ngo grew up in Portland as the child of refugees who escaped Vietnam in the 220s after being forced into labor and reeducation camps by that country's communist government.
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He has heard through the grapevine that much of his extended family has been sent to reeducation camps — but he believes his ex-wife and daughter are still free.
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Whether it kills jobs or adds them, a matter of much debate, it will lead to things like multi-careers, more gig-oriented work, and a need for reeducation.
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More than a million Uighur Muslims have been detained in reeducation camps — likened to concentration camps — since 2017, thanks in part to facial recognition tools created by these companies.
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More occurred between the two parties involved in the Ansari story, but like the many strands of the #MeToo movement, they stem from a need for fundamental societal reeducation.
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A regional government in China has officially admitted that it is using "reeducation camps" to indoctrinate Uighurs, a Muslim minority group that's the ongoing target of a brutal government crackdown.
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Though Chinese government officials might try to paint these "reeducation camps" as enriching experiences, a report published in October by the French news service Agence France-Presse undermined that narrative.
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Depending on the outcome, he or she may be sent for "restorative justice" — a benign euphemism for a modern-day reeducation camp — to atone for the thought crime in question.
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During the past two years, authorities have dramatically stepped up security and surveillance there, likened by critics to near martial law conditions, with police checkpoints, reeducation centers and mass DNA collection.
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While in Turkey, she heard Uighur passports were being seized and that people who had gone abroad were being taken to reeducation, so she stayed in Turkey, giving birth to Abduweli.
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"These are detention camps, these are reeducation camps, where people are killed, where they are tortured and they are brutalized in so many, many ways," Smith said during a press conference Wednesday.
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Xi has steadily increased power, cracked down on dissent both within and outside of government, interned more than 1 million ethnic Uighurs in "reeducation" camps, and steadily encroached on Hong Kong's autonomy.
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We see this hate for the Constitution primarily in our universities, as across the country, what used to be bastions of free speech and civil rights have turned into Orwellian reeducation centers.
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While the United States government and the international community have decried the human rights violations within these camps, the Chinese government has dismissed these criticisms, billing the imprisonment as reeducation or vocational training.
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What is clear is that the Xinjiang "reeducation" system is pushing Uyghur society to the brink of cultural genocide -- a state-directed campaign that aims to systematically eliminate Uyghur cultural thought and beliefs.
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Thae Yong Ho, a former deputy ambassador to Britain, who defected in 2016, told Reuters that Han's expulsion likely meant he has been sent to a labor camp for reeducation or possibly execution.
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Leaked documents published by the New York Times this week instructed officials on how to handle Uighur students who returned home to find that family members had disappeared into internment or "reeducation camps".
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Estimates vary, but by some counts over 2 million Uyghurs, Kazakhs, Kyrgyz, and other Muslims are detained in "vocational skill education training centers," the Chinese Communist Party's (CCP) Orwellian moniker for reeducation camps.
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China is using DNA samples — as well as genetic research from a Yale geneticist — to track and oppress Uighurs, a mostly Muslim ethnic group that the country's government has forced into "reeducation" camps.
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Every person interviewed for this article said state security operatives told them their families could be sent to, or would remain in, internment camps for "reeducation" if they did not comply with their demands.
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But glowing state media reports have bragged about reeducation camps as free facilities that enable Uighurs to self-improve and see the error of "backward" religious practices like excessive prayer or wearing religious garb.
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She's sent to a reeducation camp that's located in central Wisconsin in 1959, 80 years in the past where she's expected to toe the line so that she can be returned to the future.
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The national embarrassment over the fuerdai has gotten so bad that the government ordered 70 Chinese heirs to attend a reeducation program to reacquaint themselves with the values of modesty, reciprocity, and filial piety.
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Phillips also claims he was forced to implement a reeducation program for himself and his employees — many of whom were family members — that taught that exercising their religious beliefs in their work was wrong.
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Trump's redemptive greatness begins in his fearless opposition to political correctness, "a serious and totalist politics, aspiring to open the equivalent of a vast reeducation camp for the millions of defective Americans," Kesler says.
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As many as a million Uyghur Muslims have been detained in detention "reeducation" camps by the Chinese government in Xinjiang province and they are among the most surveilled groups of people on the planet.
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From over 100 interviews totaling more than 600 hours of footage, he's put together an oral history of people who were imprisoned in desert reeducation camps during China's Anti-Rightist Campaign in the late 1950s.
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And in 2018, a top military official who many thought had been sent to a reeducation program appeared — you guessed it — on TV, clapping next to other regime leaders during a celebration for Kim's late father.
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A Uighur human rights group says that China has more than 500 involuntary detention centers, prisons, and so-called "reeducation camps" in the autonomous region of Xinjiang, where millions of Muslims and ethnic minority Uighurs live.
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Choe, who was subjected to political "reeducation" himself in the past, now appears to be gaining more influence since he was promoted in October to the party's powerful Central Military Commission, according to South Korean officials.
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The Chinese government recently admitted that it's forcing religious minorities into "reeducation camps" as part of its crackdown on extremism — but new details show that these centers have a lot more in common with concentration camps.
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My profession should petition the President to take a one- or two-month leave of absence, VP Pence steps in for that interim, and Trump goes on a retreat in one of his resorts for forced reeducation.
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" The petition called for "surrender of the offender into custody of the City of San Antonio for mandatory reeducation and rehabilitation, and the establishment of an observed 'San Antonio Day', sponsored annually by the City of Austin.
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On top of that, Chinese President Xi Jinping has pushed to give Beijing much more control over the citizenry, including crackdowns on democracy in Hong Kong and forcing more than a million Uighur Muslims into reeducation camps.
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Bloomberg recently defended the Chinese government — which reportedly has at least 1 million people enslaved in "reeducation" camps — as being "responsive" to their constituents, and roundly rejected applying the "dictatorship" label to the Chinese President Xi Jinping.
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Kim Yong Chol, Kim Jong Un's right-hand man and the counterpart to Pompeo before the Hanoi summit, had been sent to a labour and reeducation camp in Jagang Province near the Chinese border, the Chosun Ilbo reported.
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Initially with the occupation by the North Vietnamese and the Vietcong, many of the civilians in Hue were being terrified by [the] rounding up [of] family members who were marched off supposedly for reeducation and never came home.
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The Chinese government, using the latest technologies including facial recognition, has detained hundreds of thousands of Uighurs in an effort at "reeducation," in plain speak: forced conversion from their Muslim religion to disciplined subjects of the Communist Party.
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"These are detention camps, these are reeducation camps, where people are killed, where they are tortured and they are brutalized in so many, many ways," Smith said during a press conference announcing the committee's findings earlier this month.
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Critics have faulted the President for an overly conciliatory approach to the North Korean leader, who presides over the world's most oppressive state, where millions of people have died of hunger and which maintains a network of gulags and reeducation camps.
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In addition to that alleged treatment, the report claims China is pushing these minorities through "reeducation" either before or during their time performing forced labor at dozens of factories across China that are part of the supply chains for numerous corporations.
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The United States would have stronger moral standing to advocate for the release of a million Chinese Uyghur Muslims in "reeducation camps" if discriminatory policing methods did not unfairly place millions of people of color in prison for nonviolent drug offenses.
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"The detention of as many as a million or more Uyghurs and other predominately Muslim ethnic minorities in 'political reeducation' centers or camps requires a tough, targeted, and global response," they said in a letter to Secretary of State Mike Pompeo.
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Throughout his conversation with members of the media for the press preview at the Hirshhorn, he continually made references to the importance of including the voices of women, the teaching of feminist thought, as a central part of our reeducation.
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Many outlets attempted to do their journalistic due diligence, pointing out that the story only relied on one anonymous source, and worked to contextualize the information -- explaining that purges and reeducation sentences are not uncommon in North Korea, especially for foreign diplomats.
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Reeducation camps of the kind O.'s son was sent to have been opening by the dozen all over Xinjiang, but although those inside are taught Chinese language and Communist Party propaganda, they are more like secret internment camps than places of learning.
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But as the reeducation camps sweep up hundreds of thousands of Uighurs based on criteria not divulged outside the government's own systems, it's become far easier for the state security apparatus to threaten exiles like O. over their families' freedom and safety.
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United Nations human rights experts this year cited credible reports that China has now detained more than a million ethnic Uighurs and other Muslim minorities in the region of Xinjiang, and forced as many as two million to submit to reeducation and indoctrination.
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He was first jailed for his activism in 1981, serving eight years in prison, and subsequently in 1993 to two years "reeducation through labor" for calling for the release of political prisoners jailed in the wake of the 1989 Tiananmen Square crackdown.
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The territory has made headlines for its detention and "reeducation" camps that hold an estimated 1.5 million Muslims, many of them for violating what Amnesty International describes as a "highly restrictive and discriminatory" law that China says is designed to combat extremism.
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In late 2015, South Korea's National Intelligence Service said Choe had been sent to a countryside farm for political reeducation, but in recent years Choe appeared to be gaining more influence since he was promoted in October 2017 to the party's powerful Central Military Commission.
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The book is a romp mostly because it will be damned if it's going to let those Hideous Men keep it from romping, and when Carroll suggests that all men should be sent off to reeducation camps, her tone suggests that she's only half joking.
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It remains to be seen whether the level of evil perpetrated in China's "reeducation" camps for Uighurs sinks to the depravity of Nazi concentration camps or today's North Korean detention camps, but it's shameful enough to disqualify Communist China as a normal, modern state.
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"Today, more than 1 million Uyghurs, ethnic Kazakhs, and other Muslims are interned in reeducation camps designed to erase their religious and ethnic identities," he said, adding that the government is also increasing its persecution against Christians, Tibetans and anyone who advocates change in government.
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Diplomats involved in the making of the film were reportedly sent back to China to undergo reeducation (Jia Zhangke's documentary I Wish I Knew, features Zhu Qiansheng, one of Antonioni's minders while in Shanghai who became a victim of the campaign against the film).
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China In 22017, China ramped up a campaign of repression against the Uighurs, a Muslim minority group located in the northwest of the country in the Xinjiang region, where the state has been deploying an Orwellian mix of AI, facial recognition and "reeducation" camps.
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Since 2017, Chinese authorities have detained more than a million Uighur Muslims and other ethnic minorities in political reeducation camps in the country's northwest region of Xinjiang, identifying them, in part, with facial recognition software created by two companies: SenseTime, based in Hong Kong, and Beijing's Megvii.
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Even though he said more than a dozen of his family members have been sent to reeducation camps, including his brother and sister, he insisted that his real name be published in this article because he believes it will bring more attention to what's happening in Xinjiang.
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Well-integrated in society with decades of smooth ties with the government, many Hui have watched with detachment as authorities have subjected the far western region of Xinjiang and its Uighur Muslims to near-martial law, with armed police checkpoints, reeducation centers, and mass DNA collection.
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The New York Times, Vice's Motherboard, The Guardian, Süddeutsche Zeitung and the German broadcaster NDR collaborated on an investigation into the methods used by China in its Xinjiang region, where the government has ramped up surveillance targeting its Uighur Muslim minority, forcing thousands into "reeducation" camps.
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China has long said the camps are voluntary training schools for Muslim-majority Uyghurs, but documents obtained and published by Western media indicate they're actually heavily policed reeducation camps in which Uyghurs and other Muslim minorities are forced to speak Mandarin and adhere to traditional Chinese behaviors.
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For months, experts and analysts have been raising concerns that China may be using the internment camp system as a feeder for a new forced labor system, reminiscent of the country's now-abolished "reeducation through labor" system that saw hundreds of thousands of citizens coerced into working for years.
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He offered the option of a pretrial diversion program—which included community service, a written admission of their misconduct, giving up their laptops and cell phones for an unspecified amount of time, and "a reeducation class" on the consequences of sexting—as a way to avoid criminal charges.
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Though SenseTime and Megvii happily tout facial recognition for photography apps or office worker verification, they have tried to distance themselves from authorities' use of their technology in tracking people in Xinjiang, where the government's political reeducation centers were recently likened to "concentration camps" by one senior US Defense Department official.
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K., a former accountant from the city of Kashgar in Xinjiang's southwest who comes from a wealthy family, said he paid as much as $10,000 in bribes to obtain a passport in 2015 — a measure he took after police made it clear he was likely to be taken away to a reeducation camp.
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With "reeducation" camps in China, religious disenfranchisement in India, ethnic cleansing in Myanmar, street violence in Sri Lanka, mass shootings in New Zealand, the flourishing of far-right parties across Europe, and the mainstreaming of Islamophobia in America, there's been a global surge in anti-Muslim bigotry — often supported by the full power and might of the state.
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On Tuesday, James O'Keefe's ersatz investigative reporting outfit, Project Veritas, perhaps best known at this point for attempting to undermine and discredit The Washington Post's reporting on the sexual abuse allegations against Roy Moore, posted video of a random Sanders field organizer who speculated about unrest at the Democratic National Convention and defended political imprisonment and reeducation in the Soviet Union.
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US Universities And Retirees Are Funding The Technology Behind China's Surveillance State BuzzFeed explores how US money is funding the creation of the Chinese dystopian panopticon: Since 2017, Chinese authorities have detained more than a million Uighur Muslims and other ethnic minorities in political reeducation camps in the country's northwest region of Xinjiang, identifying them, in part, with facial recognition software created by two companies: SenseTime, based in Hong Kong, and Beijing's Megvii.
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The bipartisan Congressional-Executive Commission on China co-chaired by Senator Marco RubioMarco Antonio RubioTrump moves forward with F-85033 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE and Representative Chris SmithChristopher (Chris) Henry SmithRepublicans plot comeback in New Jersey The 9 House Republicans who support background checks The Hill's Morning Report: Trump walks back from 'send her back' chants MORE issued a report late last year and found that Christians are not alone in being persecuted for their beliefs as the Chinese government has sent nearly one million Muslims in ''political reeducation'' camps in western China.
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