100 Camp Testimonies: Arbitrary Incarceration, Forced Labor, Forced Abortion/Sterilization, and Forced Family Separation is a crucial historical document that contributes to the understanding of the tragic and opprobrious failure of the Chinese regime in East Turkistan (aka. Xinjiang). A representative set of 100 pertinent testimonies accounts for a range of human rights violations that Uyghurs and other Turkic peoples are subjected to: arbitrary incarceration, forced labor, forced abortion/sterilization, and forced family separation.
The Chinese regime’s relentless “reeducation” efforts started in late 2013, which gradually intensified and became more institutionalized, with the aim of ultimately achieving the goal of a homogeneous cultural and national identity known as Zhonghua (‘Chinese’) and erasing all ethnic characteristics that do not fit the Han Chinese ethnocentric mold. The regime’s dehumanizing extrajudicial mass internment drive, immensely facilitated by surveillance technology, has resulted in the largest-scale detention of ethnic and religious minorities since World War II, targeting the whole Turkic-Muslim population in East Turkistan.
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