Now, the Chinese government has long said that it is focusing on this population because of the "terrorism threat" that this region presents to the government. Yes, unfortunately, about 17 or 18 of the former detainees who Amnesty interviewed were interrogated and physically tortured while immobilized in tiger chairs, essentially steel chairs where your hands and your feet are affixed to the chair and you're completely immobilized. We have concluded that every person who is sent to an internment camp experiences torture or other ill treatment, both as a result of the cumulative effects of daily life in the camps and as a result, many of them experienced physical torture during interrogations and punishments during their time in the camp.Īnd may I ask, is there any particular detail that has most stayed with you? So these are new testimonies and they provide an incredible amount of new detail, unfortunately, about the terrible things that are going on in the camps. Our report augments that existing evidence it does not duplicate it. The Disappeared: China's Draconian Imprisonment Of A People Ex-Detainee Describes Torture In China's Xinjiang Re-Education Camp
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