BBC prepares basin of dirty water for UN human rights chief

Research Claims

China Cables reeducation center procedures: Section 3 (extensive surveillance). Section 8 (losing original language). Section 11 (indoctrination of values/ideologies).
- https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/6558510-China-Cables-Telegram-English.html
Details about the internment camps.
- Section 4 (Life inside the internment camps). Section 5 (Torture in internment camps)
- https://xinjiang.amnesty.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/ASA_17_4137-2021_Full_report_ENG.pdf

China Cables reeducation center procedures: Section 3 (extensive surveillance). Section 8 (losing original language). Section 11 (indoctrination of values/ideologies).
- https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/6558510-China-Cables-Telegram-English.html
Details about the internment camps.
- Section 4 (Life inside the internment camps). Section 5 (Torture in internment camps)
- https://xinjiang.amnesty.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/ASA_17_4137-2021_Full_report_ENG.pdf

Being prosperous doesn’t mean that a country is not committing human rights violations, or that a large number of people aren’t suffering.
Their ‘prosperity’ is at the cost of:
- Uyghur forced labor. Section 6.4 ‘Camp to labour’ (link 1)
- The destruction of Uyghur culture and religion (link 2)
  - “approximately 16,000 mosques in Xinjiang (65% of the total) have been destroyed or damaged as a result of government policies” (link 2, page 3)
- Extensive surveillance (link 3)
Is that what they really want to call ‘prosperity’?