The highly coercive and potentially lethal systems of control used against the Uyghurs and other minority groups in China’s internment camps have been revealed in the Xinjiang Police Files - a giant cache of secret documents shared with the BBC.
Why would you want to discuss an article you haven’t even read? [due to graineters edit]
I’m sure you’ve read the article you posted, so feel free to point out which parts you find convincing.
The authenticity of the sources seems plausible.
It’s not about me or what I find convincing, and it 's not my intention to convince anyone, so pls don’t judge others by yourself
What? No, I can’t particularly see how you could consider the story implausible while the sources are authentic. (EDIT: Unless you believe that the BBC is deliberately drawing faulty conclusions.)
Why would you want to discuss an article you haven’t even read?[due to graineters edit]The authenticity of the sources seems plausible.
It’s not about me or what I find convincing, and it 's not my intention to convince anyone, so pls don’t judge others by yourself
Finished my edit a second after you posted this.
I would argue that a story “seeming plausible” isn’t a particularly good reason for these extreme accusations, but you do you.
Don’t try to twist the words in my mouth. I never said the story is plausible, but the authenticity of the sources
can you tell the difference?
What? No, I can’t particularly see how you could consider the story implausible while the sources are authentic. (EDIT: Unless you believe that the BBC is deliberately drawing faulty conclusions.)
I respect that you can’t see it, so have a nice day anyway.
You have a nice day, too.