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    Austin Ramzy‏Verified account @austinramzy Nov 16
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    More than 400 pages of internal Chinese documents detail the origins and growth of the indoctrination program in Xinjiang, where a million or more predominately Muslim minorities have been held in a vast network of detention centershttps://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2019/11/16/world/asia/china-xinjiang-documents.html …

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      2. Austin Ramzy‏Verified account @austinramzy Nov 16
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        Not going to be able to explain it all in a thread. We put months of reporting, analysis and translation work into this story. I’ve disappeared from Hong Kong coverage a few times recently (including this past week) with only mumbled excuses for my absence (Sorry!)

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      3. Austin Ramzy‏Verified account @austinramzy Nov 16
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        There were many days of huge protests here while I was holed up contemplating internal party speeches. As much as I wanted to see the action on the streets, my editors realized the significance of this material and gave us the time to sort it all out

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      4. Austin Ramzy‏Verified account @austinramzy Nov 16
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        The material was brought to light by a member of the Chinese political establishment who requested anonymity and expressed hope that the disclosure would prevent party leaders, including Xi Jinping, from escaping culpability for the mass detentions

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      5. Austin Ramzy‏Verified account @austinramzy Nov 16
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        There are nearly 200 pages of speeches by Xi Jinping, XJ party secretary Chen Quanguo and security boss Zhu Hailun. There’s another 150+ pages of directives and orders on controlling the Muslim population. I’ve reported on China since 2003, and can’t recall a leak like this

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      6. Austin Ramzy‏Verified account @austinramzy Nov 16
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        It is stunning to hear party leaders in their own words ordering a drastic crackdown on extremism, including mass detentions, and the cold calculations with which they weigh the consequences

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      7. Austin Ramzy‏Verified account @austinramzy Nov 16
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        The speeches record Xi in 2014 ordering an all-out “struggle against terrorism, infiltration and separatism” using the “organs of dictatorship” and showing “absolutely no mercy”

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      8. Austin Ramzy‏Verified account @austinramzy Nov 16
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        Chen redistributes Xi’s speeches after he goes to Xinjiang in 2016, and calls for a “smashing, obliterating offensive” and issues a vague order to “round up everyone who should be rounded up”

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      9. Austin Ramzy‏Verified account @austinramzy Nov 16
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        But perhaps the most telling document is a guide for officials to explain the camps to children of detainees. It is full of veiled threats, pseudomedical language of psychological infection and assurances the party will take care of youhttps://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2019/11/16/world/asia/china-detention-directive.html …

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      10. Austin Ramzy‏Verified account @austinramzy Nov 16
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        I don’t you usually say this about my stories, but please read, please share and please let us know what you think. Here's a condensed version with the key takeawayshttps://www.nytimes.com/2019/11/16/world/asia/china-muslims-detention.html …

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      11. Austin Ramzy‏Verified account @austinramzy Nov 16
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        The sources of information on Xinjiang are still very limited, so it is very welcome to have a leak like this. If you know of other things we should look for, please let me know

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