"A village in East Turkistan (Xinjiang) has been turned into a prison!"

"It has been revealed that a village in East Turkistan (Xinjiang), occupied by the Chinese Communist Party, has been transformed into an open-air prison with the construction of high walls covered with barbed wire by the Chinese authorities.

According to information from Radio Free Asia on September 19th, a village in East Turkistan with a population of 13,500 has been turned into an open-air prison by the Chinese Communist authorities, who have surrounded it with high walls.

UYGHURS UNDER 24-HOUR SURVILLIANCE

Residents of the Cholokay village in Gholja province, located in northwest East Turkistan, whose village has been enclosed by walls and turned into an open-air prison, are under 24-hour surveillance. There are also guards monitoring the only entrance and exit from the village.

ONE VILLAGE, ONE GATE POLICY

According to the information, Radio Free Asia reporters were able to communicate with the village officer via satellite phone, who stated that he had just been appointed, and the reason for enclosing the village with walls was that the village residents were subjected to strict control at the entrances and exits, as part of the 'One Village, One Gate' policy recently implemented by the Chinese Communist authorities in the region."

"It was reported that the authorities in the Chinese Communist Party are registering the names of everyone who enters the village. Another official in the village, reached by Radio Free Asia correspondents, left questions unanswered, saying, 'I don't know how many more villages will be closed.' He also indicated that the Chinese government pressured not to inform villagers about this issue. Another person who works as a security guard in the village said, 'The gate is an electric iron gate surrounded by two-meter-high walls made of barbed wire. It surrounds all parts of Cholokay village, and you can only enter and exit through this single gate, where I am on duty. We have to register the names of everyone who enters the village.'

REEDUCATION CAMPS IN EAST TURKISTAN

The Chinese Communist authorities' detention of Muslims such as Uyghurs, Tatars, Kazakhs, Kyrgyz, and Uzbeks in East Turkistan, under the pretext of 'combatting extremism,' in punitive camps referred.

"According to United Nations data, at least 2 million individuals (not updated in the past four years) have been detained, while leaked Chinese data from camp witnesses suggests that approximately 8 million Uyghurs have been arbitrarily held in these camps since 2016 without their consent. However, the Chinese Communist authorities hide information about the number of camps in the region.

Related reports compiled by the United Nations and other international organizations reveal that China's policies in the region, carried out under various pretexts, constitute crimes against humanity. In reality, all findings once again show that China's efforts to portray East Turkistan as a 'tourist paradise' as if everything is normal are complete deception, and the genocide continues."