{"id":18742,"date":"2018-06-17T22:23:45","date_gmt":"2018-06-17T14:23:45","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/chinaworker.info\/?p=18742"},"modified":"2018-09-27T22:36:26","modified_gmt":"2018-09-27T14:36:26","slug":"xinjiang-chinas-apartheid-state","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/chinaworker.info\/en\/2018\/06\/17\/18742\/","title":{"rendered":"Xinjiang: China\u2019s apartheid state"},"content":{"rendered":"

Crackdown on Muslim population with 100,000s sent to prison camps<\/strong><\/p>\n

Adam N. Lee\u00a0chinaworker.info<\/a><\/p>\n

Eyewitness reports coming from\u00a0Xinjiang\u00a0give a horrifying picture of the \u2018Communist\u2019 Party (CCP) regime\u2019s repression against the mainly Muslim Uighurs and other non-Han ethnic groups such as Kazakhs and Kyrgyz who collectively make up\u00a060 percent of\u00a0the territory\u2019s population.\u00a0Hundreds of thousands have been sent to detention camps for \u201cre-education\u201d.\u00a0This is a stark warning to the nascent workers\u2019 movement in China, and the left, of the repressive trajectory of the dictatorship under Xi Jinping.<\/p>\n

Racist policies<\/strong><\/p>\n

Xinjiang, half the size of India, is China\u2019s main energy producing region and a launch pad for Xi\u2019s Belt and Road Initiative\u00a0(BRI)\u00a0into Central Asia and the Middle East. It is also the regime\u2019s number one testing ground for repression, combining a full-scale military crackdown with the latest hi-tech surveillance and monitoring systems.<\/p>\n

The CCP\u2019s rule in\u00a0Xinjiang\u00a0is now openly racist and Islamophobic, to a much greater degree than before. Indeed during the Mao era, despite dictatorial top-down rule, there were some quite progressive policies including affirmative action and an increase in educational resources for non-Han ethnic groups like the Turkic-speaking Uighurs. This seems incredible today, with the Uighur language not only prohibited in secondary schools and the government sector, but at all levels of education in some parts of\u00a0Xinjiang.<\/p>\n

\u201cXinjiang\u00a0has become a police state to rival North Korea, with a formalised racism on the order of South African apartheid,\u201d says historian Rian Thum (New York Times, 15 May 2018).<\/p>\n

Uighurs and other Muslims are treated as second-class citizens and openly discriminated. This was long the case in the labour market and education system, but now their lifestyle, culture and religious customs are the target of a severe crackdown in the name of fighting terrorism, despite the fact that freedom of religion is written into China\u2019s constitution. Fasting, refusing alcohol, \u201cabnormal\u201d beards, going to the mosque other than on a Friday, are all branded as \u201cextremist behaviour\u201d by the authorities.\u00a029 \u201cextreme Islamic\u201d names are banned for newborn children.<\/p>\n

That capitalist governments around the world \u2013 from Trump with his \u2018Muslim Ban\u2019 to the new racist and populist government in Italy \u2013 use islamophobia and \u201cterrorist\u201d branding\u00a0of Muslims to\u00a0create division and\u00a0further their own right-wing agendas\u00a0is also a boon, in propaganda terms, to the CCP and its\u00a0crackdown in\u00a0Xinjiang.<\/p>\n

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Police state<\/strong><\/p>\n

For decades, and especially since ethnic riots in 2009,\u00a0Xinjiang\u00a0has seen numerous \u2018strike hard\u2019 campaigns launched from Beijing, with the aim of suppressing nationalism, and more recently terrorism and \u2018religious extremism\u2019. Xinjiang\u2019s security budget has increased ten-fold from 2007 to 2017. Since 2016, this process has gone into overdrive with the appointment of hardline CCP boss Chen Quanguo to run the territory.<\/p>\n

More than 7,000 \u2018convenience\u2019 police stations have been built across\u00a0Xinjiang\u00a0to support a \u2018grid-management system\u2019 of surveillance and control, with cities divided into squares encompassing around 500 people, each served by a police station. Including low-paid auxiliary officers, police numbers have exploded since Chen took control. Last year alone, an additional 32,000 police officers were recruited.<\/p>\n

Chen, whose previous posting was Tibet, was sent to pacify\u00a0Xinjiang. In fact, while outwardly \u2018successful\u2019 these policies will reap a whirlwind of hatred and resentment towards the Chinese state. This will enormously complicate Beijing\u2019s\u00a0BRI\u00a0plan, in which Muslim-majority countries make up 40 percent, and will of course be exploited by US imperialism and right-wing politicians in other countries.\u00a0They previously ignored the plight of the Uighurs, but will now draw attention to these horrors\u00a0as a lever in\u00a0their geostrategic\u00a0tug-of-war\u00a0against China\u00a0and its overseas ambitions.<\/p>\n

Chen\u00a0Quanguo\u2019s rule is like that of Hong Kong\u2019s former ruler CY Leung, but multiplied to the power of 100. Leung\u2019s aggressive anti-democratic policies radicalised the younger generation as never before, earning him the nickname the \u201cfather of Hong Kong independence\u201d. While unprecedented repression \u2013 mild by\u00a0Xinjiang\u00a0standards \u2013 has for now pushed back the threat posed by Hong Kong\u2019s poorly organised localist (pro-independence) groups, the gap between the government and the masses, especially the younger generation, has never been wider.<\/p>\n

Recent visitors to\u00a0Xinjiang\u00a0report armed police checkpoints everywhere, every 200 metres in some cases, with Muslims forced to queue and be searched while Han Chinese are waved through. In Hotan, in the Uighur heartland of southwestern\u00a0Xinjiang, a reporter for The Economist described the scene at one checkpoint:<\/p>\n

\u201cTheir identity cards are scanned, photographs and fingerprints of them are taken, newly installed iris-recognition technology peers into their eyes. Women must take off their headscarves. Three young Uighurs are told to turn on their smartphones and punch in the passwords. They give the phones to a policeman who puts the devices into a cradle that downloads their contents for later analysis.\u201d (Economist, 31 May 2018).<\/p>\n

The Uighurs are being used as a gigantic test group for mass collection of DNA, blood samples and other biometric data, which the regime is using to perfect its police state machinery.\u00a0Police spyware\u00a0must be installed in every mobile phone belonging to a Uighur. Wifi equipment in all public places can detect phones\u00a0that don\u2019t have\u00a0this spying app. Random police searches on the streets\u00a0also\u00a0enforce this law.\u00a0To possess a phone without the\u00a0spying\u00a0app is a serious offence. Such methods can be exported to other parts of China in the future.<\/p>\n

Camps<\/strong><\/p>\n

A mass incarceration and indoctrination campaign (\u201ctransformation through education\u201d) has led to hundreds of thousands of Uighurs and other Muslims being held in camps. Viewing foreign websites, receiving phone calls from abroad, praying regularly, or growing a beard, are all \u2018suspicious activities\u2019 that could result in detention.<\/p>\n

The construction of new camps has surged since early 2017. Despite official denials, research and reporting by foreign media and rights groups offers credible evidence of the scale of the camps. Maya Wang of Human Rights Watch says the overall number in the camps could be 800,000 (Xinjiang\u2019s population is 22 million people).<\/p>\n

German researcher Adrian Zenz has produced a lengthy report on the camps, which estimates the numbers interred at between several hundred thousand and just over one million. His report states:<\/p>\n

\u201cThe latter figure is based on a leaked document from within the region\u2019s public security agencies, and, when extrapolated to all of\u00a0Xinjiang, could indicate a detention rate of up to 11.5 percent of the region\u2019s adult Uyghur and Kazakh population\u2026 It is therefore possible that\u00a0Xinjiang\u2019s present re-education system exceeds the size of the entire former Chinese re-education through labour [laojiao<\/em>] system.\u201d<\/p>\n

Camp\u00a0inmates are made to participate in drills\u00a0and self-criticism sessions,\u00a0watch propaganda videos and sing patriotic songs especially praising Xi Jinping. Those who\u00a0denounce\u00a0religion, their own family and friends,\u00a0fellow inmates,\u00a0are rewarded, while\u00a0the\u00a0less\u00a0cooperative\u00a0are punished.\u00a0Local officials have defended this unprecedented crackdown using terms such as \u201ceradicating tumours\u201d and \u201cspraying crops to kill weeds\u201d.<\/p>\n

Political time bomb<\/strong><\/p>\n

Rather than create \u2018stability\u2019, the construction of an unprecedented racist police state in\u00a0Xinjiang\u00a0amounts to a political time bomb.\u00a0From Israel\u2019s occupation of Palestinian territories to South Africa\u2019s white-minority dictatorship in the past, such brutal methods inevitably at some point call forth mass revolt. But revolt needs a strategy and programme to go forward. What kind of struggle is needed to defeat a racist and brutal regime?<\/p>\n

The methods of terrorism, which may have attracted a small minority of desperate Uighur youth in the past, have been shown to be a dead end. These methods have always and everywhere handed a propaganda gift to oppressive regimes, allowing them to increase\u00a0repression\u00a0and sow confusion among the masses \u2013 the only force that can\u00a0achieve real change.<\/p>\n

The struggle of oppressed minorities also needs a strategy to win the sympathy and solidarity of the working class and youth of the dominant ethnic group, who also suffer extreme exploitation, a precarious economic existence, and the crushing of democratic rights.<\/p>\n

Socialists stress the need to oppose racism and religious persecution by building a united\u00a0movement of\u00a0workers and youth of all\u00a0ethnic groups\u00a0against capitalism and authoritarian rule.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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