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So China will allow loads of Western journalists to investigate without hinderance? Excellent! Access has been heavily restricted so far, so I’m eager to see t
by RA_Fisher 6y ago
So China will allow loads of Western journalists to investigate without hinderance? Excellent!
Access has been heavily restricted so far, so I’m eager to see the results of China’s new-found forthrightness on the issue.
If it’s as China says: show us.
- scarmig 6y agoChina also doesn't allow loads of Western journalists to investigate pretty much anywhere in China, so that can't really be taken as particular evidence that a "genocide" is happening in Xinjiang. Send a journalist to a random factory in Shenzhen and have them start questioning workers about how much they like the CCP and you'll get a similar response.
- a0-prw 6y agoIf I was a responsible decision maker in China, wether or not I had something to hide, I would not allow Western journalists free access. The Western press is largely, though not entirely, a mouthpiece of the Western intelligence agencies. Why would anyone allow the presstitutes in ?