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\r\nSince 2017 the Chinese regime has used a variety of terms to refer to the internment camps in East Turkistan before adopting the euphemistic term ‘Transformation Through Education Center’ (教育转化中心 jiàoyù zhuǎnhuà zhōngxīn). In addition to prisons, there are other forms of detention in China listed as follows:
\r\n \r\n“Re-education” camps in East Turkistan: A massive network of purpose-built detention facilities that extrajudicially intern Uyghurs and other Turkic peoples, which “operates alongside the regular prison and detention system”.7\r\n In terms of the different facility names, ‘reform through labour’ typically takes place in prisons ( jianyu), while the former ‘re-education through labour’ system was located in reeducation ‘facilities’ or ‘camps’ (laojiaosuo). In contrast, Xinjiang’s contemporary political re-education drive is conducted through a network of ‘transformation through education’ ‘centres’ (zhongxin), ‘bases’ ( jidi) and ‘schools’ (xuexiao) (Table 1).8
\r\nBelow is a list of statistical information on the number of “re-education” internment camps and other types of incarceration facilities that UTJD has so far been able to identify (last updated Oct 24, 2022):
\r\n \r\nThe Chinese regime significantly ramped up its securitization efforts in East Turkistan in 2016, which was reflected in its unusually high number of public service postings that year. There had been advertised 31,687 security-related positions in 2016—more than the figures from 2008–2012 combined; also three times more than those of 2015. For instance, in September 2016, Radio Free Asia reported that a large complex of prisons had been built near the capital city of Ürümchi, composed of seven prisons, each of which could hold several thousand inmates. It goes without saying that newly built incarceration facilities like these need prison guards as well as other security-related personnel.
\r\nBeginning in 2017, there was a dramatic surge in arrests, trials, and prison sentences in East Turkistan. A large number of internment victims have been sentenced to prison and given lengthy prison terms through sham trials, deprived of the right to a defense, while others are simply moved between internment camps and prisons, without involving legal proceedings.
\r\nFor the purpose of better communication, the following two terms need to be defined: internment and imprisonment. The former occurs when a person is subjected to arbitrary, extrajudicial, and indefinite detention, while the latter occurs when a person is formally sentenced to prison following judicial proceedings, with a specified release date; however, more often than not the due process is not guaranteed in East Turkistan.
\r\nAfter analyzing the official data, the New York Times reported that the courts in East Turkistan had sentenced “a total of 230,000 people to prison or other punishments in 2017 and 2018, significantly more than in any other period on record in decades for the region.” It also noted that “[East Turkistan] accounted for less than 2% of China’s population but 21% of arrests in 2017, a sharp increase in its share of arrests from a decade ago.” In other words, one in five arrests in China back in 2017 occurred in East Turkistan. With regard to the number of indictments, East Turkistan “accounted for approximately 13% of all indictments in China, a figure far out of proportion given the region’s population.”
\r\nAdrian Zenz, a senior fellow in China Studies at the Victims of Communism Memorial Foundation, published a peer-reviewed research paper on the most comprehensive cache of leaked files to date, termed as ‘The Xinjiang Police Files,’ and obtained from internal police networks in East Turkistan. A consortium of news media across the globe also simultaneously reported on the Xinjiang Police Files. Unlike previously leaked files that mostly indicated the Chinese regime’s securitization efforts, the Xinjiang Police Files provide a mechanistic understanding of the regime’s mass internment drive, revealing thousands of images of interned Uyghurs and that over 12% of Uyghur adults were subjected to some form of internment in 2017/18. Furthermore, the guards are instructed to shoot any internee that attempts to escape from any internment camp.
\r\nAfter reviewing other leaked data, Associated Press reported that in the county of Konasheher, a typical county in the south of East Turkistan with a population of 267,000 and over, more than 10,000 people (mostly arrested in 2017) had been sent to prison on terrorism-related charges, constituting the highest known incarceration rate in the world, i.e., around 4%. Their prison terms varied from two to 25 years, with an average of nine years.
\r\nIn late 2019, high-ranking Communist officials from East Turkistan held a press conference in Beijing, and claimed that all “trainees” had “graduated” from so-called Vocational Training Centers.
\r\nHowever, satellite imagery analyses by Australian Strategic Policy Institute (ASPI) negated the official claim, suggesting that a large number of internees in East Turkistan’s vast network of “re-education” internment camps were being formally prosecuted and moved to higher security facilities, “including newly built or expanded prisons, or sent to walled factory compounds for [forced labor].” In fact, the annual expansion rate of the number of buildings identified by ASPI that were associated with internment was at around 37% for the years 2018 and 2019, while in 2020 it dropped to 5%.
\r\nBased on satellite imagery analysis and various official directives and documents, in mid-2021 the BuzzFeed News estimated that there was space to detain 1,014,883 people across East Turkistan, excluding “the more than 100 other prisons and detention centers that were built before 2016 and are likely still in operation.”
\r\nAccording to the latest Human Rights Watch report, dated September 14, 2022, more than half a million people (a total of 540,826) have been prosecuted and imprisoned in East Turkistan since 2017, based on the official statistics from the Xinjiang High People’s Procuratorate that was released in February 2022. Maya Wang, a senior China researcher at Human Rights Watch, noted that “[t]he Chinese government may have hoped that formally prosecuting people in Xinjiang would avoid the limelight of mass detentions in extralegal political education camps.”
\r\nUTJD will continue to hold the Chinese regime accountable for the ongoing Uyghur genocide in East Turkistan.
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