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Very bold move for a global company like Apple to point fingers almost explicitly to China’s Xinjiang policy, which is also supported by 37 countries[1] worldwi

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• rolltiide 7y ago
  Thats very interesting, where can I read about that perspective of China's internal administration within its own country? The detention and re-education under poor conditions is elevated to me as just reminiscent of all communist regime tactics for dissenters, but it had been presented to me as fairly arbitrary. I was not familiar with another perspective of the prior extremist attacks in that region. The 37 countries signing a document says something, although it doesn't say much to me since people just want to maintain their relationship with China, but it does make me want to know what they perceive a bit further. It seems more complex than just "poor Uighars, nobody is going to stand up against China", now replaced with "poor Uighars, its good that China has the unilateral authority to address domestic extremism in ways that other countries are limited in by their constitution"