This report shows the size and scale of forced labor in Xinjiang.
Detention camp factories “cover more than 21 million sq ft—nearly 4x the size of the Mall of America.”
Corporations doing business there risk being complicit in gross human rights abuses.
https://t.co/jFXoEpDri5
53 most prominent politicians and activists who participated in the democratic primaries have been arrested this morning. This unprecedented mass arrest has been the biggest crackdown since the implementation of the National Security Law in Hong Kong.😡
#HongKong
Democracy is being dismantled in Hong Kong. China is undermining the rights and freedoms guaranteed under the Basic Law and further disregarding its commitments under the Joint Declaration. The Foreign Secretary must make a statement to Parliament.
https://t.co/ciXKErm1Dn
A summary of the shocking development that happened in #HongKong today, including my interviews with @KwongGlacier and @SunnyCheungky. “As a participant and nominee in the primary, I would be definitely arrested if I were still in Hong Kong,” said Sunny. https://t.co/rA4h77kv1y
As a responsible #GovtInWaiting, @CPC_HQ's been conducting nomination races across Canada.
Now imagine all these nominees were arrested for breaching some arbitrary law that aims to secure the continue control of a corrupt & inapt govt.
That's happening in #HongKong right now!
It is no coincidence that today's mass arrests in Hong Kong coincide with the 2020–21 US Senate special election in Georgia.
The #CCP🇨🇳 does not want the world to focus on what they're doing to Hong Kong. We must not allow them to take our attention away.
https://t.co/MHXj2YPJDY