ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 9月11日 12時23分

Vast numbers of Ethnic Uighur Muslims have been sent to camps — usually called “transformation through education” centers — as part of a campaign to remove any devotion to #Islam in China. China has sought for decades to restrict the practice of Islam and maintain an iron grip on #Xinjiang, which is almost as big as Alaska. Though limited to China’s western region of Xinjiang, this is the country’s most sweeping internment program since the Mao era. China has categorically denied reports of abuses, but the government’s business-as-usual defense is contradicted by overwhelming evidence: official directives, studies, news reports, construction plans and eyewitness accounts from former detainees who’ve fled. “That was a place that will breed vengeful feelings,” one man said of the internment camp where he and other Muslims were held for months. He said he was detained for reciting a verse of the Quran at a funeral. @gillessabrie photographed a mosque in the city of Kashgar, in western Xinjiang. So many parents have been detained there that the city has expanded boarding schools to take custody of older, “troubled” children. Visit the link in our profile to read more.

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