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HOME » NEWS AND VIDEOS » VIDEOS » China’s Internment Camps Aim to ‘Brainwash’ Muslim Minorities | Radio Free Asia (RFA)

China’s Internment Camps Aim to ‘Brainwash’ Muslim Minorities | Radio Free Asia (RFA)

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China has established political “re-education” facilities with the goal of getting Muslims in the Xinjiang region to follow Communist Party dictates.

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