Dharamshala, 2nd November: According to an anonymous video, persecution is taking place in Tibet and the Uyghur belt in Xinjiang, and there is widespread misery among the people in these areas. The video brought attention to the illegal seizure of Tibetan territory. “The authorities are forcing the local Tibetans to part with their land without any compensation,” a report released last week by Radio Free Asia. The land was appropriated for a development project. And, because the Tibetans in the area are refusing the demand, the authorities have unleashed a wave of persecution in order to get their way.” Furthermore, they said that the CCP’s “land grab” had become a severe problem on the Tibetan plateau, causing continual unrest in specific places.
The video also brought attention to the illegal seizure of Tibetan territory. “The authorities are forcing the local Tibetans to part with their land without any compensation,” the Policy Research Group wrote in a report. The report continued saying, “The land was appropriated for a development project. And, because the Tibetans in the area are refusing the demand, the authorities have unleashed a wave of persecution in order to get their way.” Furthermore, they said that the CCP’s “land grab” had become a severe problem on the Tibetan plateau, causing continual unrest in specific places.
It is critical to note that the Xi Jinping-led China has been slandered around the world for human rights violations against minorities in the country, which has been repeatedly highlighted by international organizations including Tibetan NGOs in exile such as StudentforFreeTibet, Guchusum, TibetanYouthCongress, etc.
Anonymous Chinese man shoots video of Xinjiang, shedding light on how China operates
According to ANI, the 20-minute video was shot by an anonymous man who only went by the name ‘Guanguan’. The video depicts the appalling circumstances in Xinjiang detention centers, which the Chinese Communist Party refers to as “re-education centers”. While China has long been associated with illegal detentions and forced labor in the region, the report written by Radio Free Asia revealed that the country was forcing Uyghurs to relocate from their homeland to other parts of the country with the help of a mainland-based job placement firm.
According to RFA, the placement business had previously relocated over 3,000 Uyghur laborers from the camps to other parts of the country, including minors as young as 16 years old. The company advertised that all of its employees had “excellent Mandarin Chinese skills,” “vocational school degrees,” and other qualifications in a social media advertisement. A follow-up examination by the research group revealed that the company was intended to relocate tens of thousands more Uyghurs by the end of next year.
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