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Xinjiang’s New Slavery

December 12, 2019;

Adrian Zenz, Foreign Policy. December 12, 2019. Read original news here. Employment: Yarkant County satellite factory [for] persons in detention or reeducation.” The spreadsheet, obtained from a cache of local government files, lists the employment status of nearly 2,000 Uighurs—but … Continued

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