Re-education camps

Definition

Re-education camps are facilities established by the Chinese government where individuals, particularly Uighurs, are detained without trial for political indoctrination and forced assimilation.

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Human rights abuses: Refers to violations against basic human rights such as freedom of speech, religion, or assembly.

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