The loss of transmission was no surprise, the reporter said. It’s been happening a lot lately.
Wow! The replay went through that time without being pulled! Maybe they were off making a cup of tea or fell asleep next to the big red censor button? ;-)The Turkic ethnic group of some 10 million Uyghurs make up roughly half the population of the far-western province of Xinjiang, a region annexed by Communist China in 1949. It borders Pakistan, Afghanistan and Kazakhstan.Large pockets of Uyghurs also live in these adjoining countries, and some 3000 are in Australia.
The Muslim Uyghur culture is very different to that of the Han Chinese far to the east. To bring the ethnic group into line, Beijing has rapidly been building an extensive network of what it calls ‘vocational camps’ aimed at imposing conformity. Tens of thousands of security cameras have been installed in Xinjiang, tracking the movement of Uyghurs through facial recognition technology. Reports also state surveillance apps must also be installed on mobile phones.
That's how dictatorship roll
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