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That would only feed the western media what they want, so no, I don't expect more details from the government. It's almost the de-facto solution that China use
by yange 6y ago
That would only feed the western media what they want, so no, I don't expect more details from the government. It's almost the de-facto solution that China use to address foreign publicity -- no comment.
But that doesn't mean they will ignore the problem, but on the contrary, they always take care the situation swiftly and always show off their results one way or the other. If you know China enough you should be familiar with how they operate.
What matters is they are giving all the resources to the people in the camp, and implementing strict regulation and accountability for all the activities in the camp, to make sure everything is running humanely and lawfully.
- hiq 6y ago> I don't expect more details from the government. And yet you trust them to do the right thing. I think that's where most of the disagreement comes from. A politician in the Western world who would try to avoid transparency would be suspect, we would think they did something wrong. I think westerners tend to judge the CCP on the same basis, but apparently you trust them. What have they done to earn your trust? How do you make sure that they don't abuse this trust (especially without transparency)? Surely it would be possible for them to lose your trust, if they abused it. What kind of situation would that be?