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China has revealed that it has placed 15,000 companies in East Turkistan
In recent years, China has attracted the attention and condemnation of the international community for deploying many Chinese companies in East Turkistan to force the Uyghur people to work. China has announced that it has deployed more than 15,000 Chinese companies in East Turkistan to promote the so-called "strengthening of national unity" in East Turkistan.
According to China People's Network on December 14, since 2012, the Chinese regime has promoted the creation of the so-called "interconnected social structure and community environment" in various parts of East Turkistan, starting from the daily links of housing, life, and entertainment, to achieve the communication and movement of ethnic groups.
The report also said: "In recent years, in order to encourage the people of all ethnic groups to find employment nearby and to provide targeted assistance to Xinjiang, the cities have widely carried out vocational training, and more than 15,000 enterprises have been brought to Xinjiang and more than 2 million local people have been employed.
The report published in May last year revealed that the so-called "Uyghur Autonomous Region's Human Resources and Social Security Supervision Department of Farmer-Labor Work" revealed that during China's "14th Five-Year Plan", the rural labor force in East Turkistan will be reduced to 2,750,000 annually. Thousands of people planned forced labor, and the so-called "nearby employment", "local employment", and "remote employment" were repeated over and over again.
As part of the genocide in East Turkistan, China has greatly increased detention in concentration camps and prisons. On the other hand, it has placed Chinese companies in the towns and villages of East Turkistan in the name of "liberating the people of East Turkistan from poverty" and "getting employment at the door". By means of forcing the local people into labor. At the same time, Chinese immigrants from Chinese provinces are moving to East Turkistan, attracting them with high wages, free houses, free land, etc., and making East Turkistan Chinese.