The Xinjiang region in north-west China is under close digital surveillance.
The region used to be called Turkestan.
The Uyghur ethnic group living there are Muslims, speak a Turkic language and write Arabic.
In the 18th century, their country was overpowered and incorporated into the Chinese empire.
They have nothing in common with the Han Chinese, the actual population of China.
The UN international right to free self-government does not apply to the Uyghurs.
Because their territory is enormously rich in natural resources.
China's communist regime does not want to do without this.
Instead, it has turned this region into a huge open-air prison in which the Uyghurs are not only completely
disenfranchised and harassed, but systematically decimated.
With the help of re-education camps, the destruction of historical and religious buildings, as
well as 100,000 forced sterilizations and abortions.
WEF founder Klaus Schwab praises the Chinese regime as exemplary and worthy of emulation for the entire world.
Schwab thus reveals what the super-rich string-pullers dream of.
But when in the past has a system based on oppression ever been able to survive in the long term?