What is happening in torture camps in China's xinjiang province?

Recently, Western countries have been blaming China on two counts.

The first is that China is hiding information about the origin of the corona infection.

Second, China is accused of committing human rights abuses against Uegher Muslims, who are being held in torture camps in China's Xinjiang province.

Both have been denied by China, and xinjiang-related issues have been cited as China's internal affairs.

The United States has already banned some Chinese companies for allegedly engaging in human rights abuses.

The U.S. Senate also voted to force workers to work in xinjiang, China, and to ban imports from there.

Instead, China has imposed sanctions on the United States, former Secretary of State Wilbur Ross and some key figures.

Countries such as Germany and France, which initially claimed that the xinjiang affair was a domestic affair of China and that other countries could not interfere in it, have recently begun talks on the issue.

US Deputy Foreign Minister Wendy Sherman is due to travel to China for talks.

While the US State Department has stated that the purpose of the talks is to bring the two countries to a balanced position through talks, the Chinese, who welcomed Wendy Sherman, commented to the media that the two countries' largest economic powers are at odds with each other and that hostilities will affect the rest of the world. Foreign Ministry Spokeswoman Zhao Legeyang welcomed the United States' response to the talks.

But during the talks, he said it was useless to talk about China's internal affairs, such as Taiwan or the Xinjiang province.

The point to note here is that no country can escape human rights abuses by claiming it is its own affair.

So to the extent that China hates the world and the world blames China, what are the human rights violations that China is committing?

The province of xinjiang, located on the west coast of China, is part of China's most controlled province.

The reason is that 45% of the people living here belong to the minority uyegher Muslim.

They identify themselves as similar to the culture of Central Asian countries.

Here is China As the livelihoods of the Uiygher Muslims are being affected by the so-called economic projects that are coming up, these people have repeatedly had to fight against the Chinese government.