Andrew Corbley

Fact-Finding Mission Reports Normalcy Returning to Xinjiang’s Uyghur Population

by Andrew Corbley | Oct 3, 2023 | Featured Articles, Foreign Policy

In 2019, China was thrust onto the world stage to account for accusations of gross human rights abuses in the far-western province of Xinjiang. A report consisting of hacked documents and compiled by a fanatical Christian sinologist named Adrian Zenz suddenly made it very difficult for Western nations to engage with China, and gave every China hawk in Washington DC, London, and Brussels a singular talking point to dismiss anyone considered to be soft on China. The report supposedly revealed that between "several hundred thousand" to "1.8 million" Uyghur Muslims had been rounded up and sent...

Andrew Corbley is founder and editor of World at Large, an independent news outlet. He is a loyal listener of Antiwar radio and The Scott Horton Show.

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