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U.S. says no justification for Uighur 'concentration camps' in China

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The deputy White House national security adviser on Friday denounced China's treatment of Uighur Muslims, saying there was no justification for the country maintaining "concentration camps" within its borders. Matt Pottinger, who has been a leading figure in the development of President Donald Trump's China policy, made the remark in Mandarin in an

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U.S. says no justification for 'concentration camps' in China

4 years ago·Los Angeles, United States

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Reuters

U.S. says no justification for Uighur 'concentration camps' in China

By David Brunnstrom WASHINGTON - The deputy White House national security adviser on Friday denounced China's treatment of Uighur Muslims, saying there was no justification for the country maintaining "concentration camps" within its borders. Matt Pottinger, who has been a leading figure in the development of President Donald Trump's China policy, made the remark in Mandarin in an

4 years ago·United Kingdom

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National Post

U.S. says no justification for 'concentration camps' in China

WASHINGTON -- The deputy White House national security adviser on Friday denounced China's treatment of Uighur Muslims, saying there was no justification for the country maintaining "concentration camps" within its borders. Read More

4 years ago·Canada

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WION

US says no justification for Uighur 'concentration camps' in China

The deputy White House national security advisor has denounced China's treatment of Uighur Muslims, saying there was no justification for the country maintaining "concentration camps" within its borders. Matt Pottinger made the remark in Mandarin in an online address to the UK-based Policy Exchange think tank. Pottinger has been a leading figure in the development of President Donald Trump's China policy.

4 years ago·Noida, India

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VOA News

Diaspora Uighurs Say China Confirms Deaths, Indictments of Missing Relatives Years Later

Some members of the Uighur community abroad say China is now officially announcing the indictments or deaths of family members who vanished years ago in internment camps in the Xinjiang region. VOA recently talked to five of those diaspora Uighurs who said they were either directly contacted by Chinese officials or learned through foreign missions, U.N.

4 years ago·United States

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OAN

U.S. says no justification for ‘concentration camps’ in China

October 23, 2020WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The deputy White House national security adviser on Friday denounced China’s treatment of Uighur Muslims, saying there was no justification for the country maintaining “concentration camps” within its borders.Matt Pottinger, who has been a leading figure in the development of President Donald Trump’s China policy, made the remark in Mandarin in an online address to the U.K.-based Policy Exchange think tank.…

4 years ago·San Diego, United States

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