Uyghur forced labor is becoming more widespread

Experts studying the forced labor policies implemented by the Chinese regime in East Turkistan have revealed the secret of the prosperity of foreign trade in East Turkistan.
It was stated that although the international community has made some efforts to reduce the crimes committed by China in East Turkistan, trade and forced labor have spread widely in East Turkistan.
According to the report, measures aimed at preventing millions of people from East Turkistan from forcibly entering Western markets to obtain products manufactured in Chinese factories were ineffective. According to the latest trade data from East Turkistan, exports of manufactured goods in East Turkistan increased by 49% in the first quarter. By the third quarter of 2023, they had risen by more than 50%.
The data reported by the South China newspaper on October 24 this year and the data published by China News, a Chinese propaganda agency, about Kashgar are surprising. Foreign trade of Kashgar, one of the centers of East Turkistan, increased by an unprecedented 113% compared to the previous year.
The latest research on forced labor conducted by Dr. Adrian Zenz, Director of China Affairs and Senior Researcher at the Victims of Communism Memorial Foundation, was recently published. He pointed out that the only reason for the rapid growth of exports in East Turkistan is the increase in the amount of forced labor.
Dr. Adrian Zenz has been one of the researchers who has steadily begun investigating problems related to human rights violations in the East Turkistan region since Chen Quanguo became Minister of East Turkistan in 2015. He argues that although the form of violations committed by China in East Turkistan may change, Its nature remains worrying.
In an interview with the "Zemestan Network", Adrian Zenz said that China has increased its exports in the southern provinces of East Turkistan, which means that forced labor in East Turkistan currently exists on a large scale.