Who will stop the Uighur genocide?

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Who will stop the Uighur genocide?​

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While Uighurs have always faced oppression from the Chinese government, the policies from the Chinese government shifted dramatically. What began as discrimination and human rights violations, shifted to a strategy of dehumanisation, assimilation and genocide.

At the beginning of 2017, the Chinese government began to round up Uighurs and put them in an extrajudicial network of internment camps. Nearly all communication with our loved ones was cut off. In total, an estimated 1-3 million Uighurs were arbitrarily detained in these camps, enduring horrific conditions, torture and indoctrination.

Uighurs around the world raised the alarm, but our voices were initially ignored. China denied that the camps even existed for over a year, until they could no longer deny it.
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Quite a disturbing article. It’s a bit like Tibet, hard to really affect the situation.
 
Pakistan and India have disputed territory with China in the Kashmir region. Some of the Uyghur “camps” are very close to Kashmir if not in it.

Ethnically speaking, I don’t know if Uyghurs are closely related to any groups in those two countries, enough to be claimed by them; or if Uyghurs are more Kasakh.

But regionally speaking, Pakistan and India are nuclear powers, and probably the only countries that could challenge China.
 
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Nobody.

No one wants to go to war with China. So no country will stand up to them. The US is far too dependent on them for manufacturing to risk it, and Europe doesn’t have the military capability even if it had the desire.
 
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Nobody.

No one wants to go to war with China. So no country will stand up to them. The US is far too dependent on them for manufacturing to risk it, and Europe doesn’t have the military capability even if it had the desire.
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All the more reason to decouple from this evil regime.

Japan is already doing it, so the US should do it to.
 
Americans are too addicted to cheap consumer electronics and other goods. They won’t pay $10k for a tv, or $500 for a pair of regular shoes or $100 for a regular shirt. Only On the backs of poverty wages can goods be made so cheap and Americans are junkies for consuming products.
 
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