The Telegraph, 15 June 2021 Inside Xinjiang
These videos show firsthand accounts of investigative journalists as they recount their observations in Xinjiang, most of them going undercover. Through interviews with escaped detainees, The Wall Street Journal reveals what goes on inside China’s growing network of internment camps in Xinjiang, such as the type of propaganda disseminated and the activities detainees are forced to take part in. The Wall Street Journal, 20 August 2018 Life Inside China’s ‘Re-Education’ Camps He now works as an activist spreading awareness of internment camps in Xinjiang, where he and his colleagues continue to receive threats from the PRC Government to stop what they are doing. This video first provides a background of ethnic tensions between Han Chinese and Uyghurs in Xinjiang, before diving into an interview with Tahir Iman, an Uyghur who came to the US in 2017 after fears of his arrest. The Atlantic, 27 November 2018 China is Surveilling and Threatening Uighurs in the U.S. The reporters interview Gulghehra Hoja, reporter and activist in exile, about the changes she’s seen in Xinjiang throughout the years. The interview provides a look into the creation and maintenance of the current surveillance state in the region. This Wallstreet Journal report explores the utilization of extrajudicial detention of minorities in Xinjiang and the demolition of cultural and religious sites. Wallstreet Journal, 22 March 2019 First Detention, Now Demolition: China Remakes Its Muslim Region In interviews with over 60 Uyghur parents, they discuss their children who have disappeared and even whole families targeted by authorities. Length: 5 minutesīBC, 5 July 2019 Xinjiang: China, Where Are My Children?īBC research provides new evidence that children in Xinjiang are being systematically separated from their families. Interviews with Nur’iman Abdureshid and Ferkat Jawdat, former detainees within Chinese re-education camps who escaped the United States, reveal the ordeal they have been subject to as well as their uncertain futures. Length: 4 minutesĭoha Debates, 21 August 2019 Uighur Refugees: Will I See My Family Again? Through examining leaked documents and interviews with past detainees, BBC details China’s systematic brainwashing of hundreds of thousands of Muslims in a network of high-security prison camps for the first time.
Length: 2 minutesīBC, 25 November 2019 China’s Secret ‘Brainwashing’ Camps VICE’s Isobel Yeung interviews former detainees inside Chinese re-education camps, where they describe the methods of torture they were subject to. VICE News, 25 November 2019 Former Detainees Describe Daily Routine Inside China’s ‘Re-education Camps’ (Part 1) VICE’s Isobel Yeung interviews former detainees inside Chinese re-education camps, where they recall their horrible living conditions as well as the activities they were forced to take part in on a daily basis. VICE News, 25 November 2019 Former Detainees Describe Daily Routine Inside China’s ‘Re-education Camps’ (Part 2) VICE’s Isobel Young interviews Asiye Abdulaheb, a Uyghur-Dutch woman who leaked a cache of documents detailing brutal practices within Chinese re-education camps and reasons officials cited to detain individuals. VICE News, 17 February 2020 How China Targets Muslims for ‘Re-Education’ Camps - and Spies on Their Families This video shows that various attempts by journalists to interview Chinese authorities in Xinjiang usually receive hostile responses.
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VICE’s Isobel Young interviews the journalists working for Radio Free Asia from Washington DC, who report on the persecution of Uyghurs in China on the only Uyghur-speaking radio station outside of CCP control. VICE News, 27 April 2020 The Uighur Journalists Reporting On China -from Washington DC They include previous detainees who have escaped abroad and naturalized citizens elsewhere who continue to resist the Chinese government. These videos show interviews with various Uyghurs around the world.
Many of the videos here also contain footage of the re-education camps and their interiors. These videos dive deep into both first-hand and second-hand accounts of the situation in Xinjiang and feature the work of investigative journalists documenting evidence through secretive filming and recording testimonies of both victims and state officials. The following section provides a constantly updated list of videos from international media sources that examine the operation of re-education camps and other forms of state-led political oppression in Xinjiang.
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