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No - it's a pretty bad use of language here. You have a better grasp of english than a lot of english speakers! Traditionally if it's a prison the term is pris
by onphonenow 5y ago
No - it's a pretty bad use of language here. You have a better grasp of english than a lot of english speakers!
Traditionally if it's a prison the term is prison labor.
In a concentration camp you'd have forced labor. That is probably the language that would be used by groups actually working in this space.
- network2592 5y agoThe term slavery is used in the correct way. It is not only labor rights that are denied in Xinjiang but every other right. Uyghurs essentially have no rights. Slaves have no rights. Therefore, Uyghurs in Xinjiang can be considered slaves. Modern slavery is a fact [0]. China is not the only country concerned. But it does not mean that it does not apply to China or that we are forbidden from using the term when describing Xinjiang. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slavery_in_the_21st_century https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slavery_in_the_21st_century