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Related: About this forumUS restricts visas for Chinese officials over 'campaign to erase religion' in Xinjiang
From the article:
The restrictions, announced by the state department on Tuesday, come a day after the US commerce department imposed export restrictions on US companies preventing them from selling their products particularly face recognition and other surveillance technology to 28 Chinese entities, including the Public Security Bureau and firms involved in surveillance in Xinjiang.
To read more:
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2019/oct/08/us-restricts-visas-chinese-officials-uighurs-muslim-minorities
China has been engaged in a campaign that aims to eliminate religion among the Uighur Muslim population of Xinjiang Province. They cloak it in the language of "fighting terrorism", but it has the dual aims of both seizing resources and attacking religion.
Act_of_Reparation
(9,116 posts)After a couple of years, we won't stand for it anymore. No trips to Disneyworld for you, comrade!
guillaumeb
(42,649 posts)Or a very similar type park that just happens to resemble Disneyworld?
trotsky
(49,533 posts)the Chinese campaign against *every* group that it oppresses, is about political power, and eliminating threats to the party. There are many religious groups in China that don't face any internment or violence. There are many non-religious groups and people who do. If this were the simple effort to "eliminate religion" as you keep claiming it is, then neither of those statements would be true.
You know this, but you keep spreading falsehoods in order to promote your agenda. Why?
MineralMan
(147,837 posts)That's also why I have stopped responding in this group.
William Barr just ratified that agenda in his speech to the "values forum."