There are very few countries worldwide that are as notorious as China. China is known worldwide for its many forms of brutality. They have been committing such cruelty against Ugar Muslims who have been living in their country for many years. But now China is not only keeping an eye on the Uyghur community living here, but its eyes have reached the rest of the world. China has created a social media surveillance system that, with its help, keeps an eye on Ugar Muslims living in other countries.
As reported by CNN, the Chinese Communist Party, which is concerned about international opinion, has begun monitoring social media platforms such as Facebook, Twitter and V-Chat. The report states that Nirola Elima, who lives in Sweden, has faced repressive measures from Chinese authorities. In September 2020, one of his relatives, Mayela Yakufu, was freed from a Chinese detention center at Yinning Detention Center. Elima then contacted Yakufu by video call.
Elima said, “Initially, I could not recognize her because she looked so weak. His hair was also quite short. She was suffering too much and didn’t even have the courage to speak in front of me.” According to officials, Yakufu’s crime is that he has passed on the savings to his parents, who live in Australia, so that they can buy a home. Following this, Chinese authorities immediately seized his freedom and rushed him to a hospital in western Xinjiang.
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CNN reported in its report that the authorities gave no reason for hospitalization but texted aunt and uncle to stop her daughter from tweeting Nairola. According to the US State Department, since 2017, 2 million Uyghurs, Kazakhs and other minorities have passed through the camp system.
The scope of large-scale surveillance procedures undertaken by China to monitor the Uyghur is many times greater. China sends people associated with this community to camp in the name of long beards or helmets. To protect themselves from being humiliated in other countries, Chinese authorities are monitoring the social media platforms of Uyghurs living abroad.
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