Perhaps I have seen reportings from China that maybe are not correct in the sense of impartiality.
Many news outlets nowadays seems to have forgot about impartiality.
For instance there was a reporting from an Australia "60 minutes" team visiting Rinkeby, a so called no-go zone, in Stockholm.
https://www.smh.com.au/entertainment/liz-hayes-recounts-60-minutes-violent-encounter-in-sweden-20160321-gnmwp6.html
How would you react if someone stick a mic up your mouth demanding instant answers in a foreign language?
In the case of Vice news however I really think that one can judge for your self if it's correct or not.

The foreign secretary would not detail what consequences China might face if it did not honour the treaty, but said the UK had "always defended the values we believe in".

Hunt enters the fray
Just another politician uttering empty warnings & threats without substance.

Beijing Bikini Ban

That’s hilarious. I saw that so many times in all parts of China in the summer months. It’s always the older fatter dudes that do it too lol.

---

Seti@Home classic workunits: 29,492 CPU time: 134,419 hours

Beijing Bikini Ban

That’s hilarious. I saw that so many times in all parts of China in the summer months. It’s always the older fatter dudes that do it too lol.

Hehe:)
That's not exclusive to China.
It's not so nice seeing people next to you on a bus or train exposing their arm pits...

And no one’s denying it.

I’d love to hear your thoughts on a resolution.

---

Seti@Home classic workunits: 29,492 CPU time: 134,419 hours

Not having a resolution to the Criminal Chinese Government. Doesn't mean silence in the face of their criminality.

You could howl at the moon and set your hair on fire.

---

Clyde your comments in this forum on the Chinese are effective as what I suggest.

---

Maybe you should take a trip to Beijing and protest outside the forbidden city? Maybe the military criminal government will hear your cries then? I don’t think the CCP is monitoring the Politics sub-forum of the SETI@home user forums. Or better yet. You can go right to the belly of the beast and give all the officials there a piece of your mind and that they better listen to your superior American opinion.

I hear that a defining characteristic of insanity is performing the same task over and over expecting a different result.

---

Seti@Home classic workunits: 29,492 CPU time: 134,419 hours

Your and @Ian&Steve C. inability to condemn, is a wonderful exposure of both your true beliefs regarding the Criminal Chinese Government.

I’ve already condemned it. Several times. And I don’t know why you keep putting resettlement in quotes. I never used that word. I said re-education, and even that is not my words. That’s what the CCP is calling it. There goes that lack of comprehension again.

Awaiting Clyde to put his money where his mouth is and take action on what is something he claims to care deeply about. Anything less is proof of his true feelings.

---

Seti@Home classic workunits: 29,492 CPU time: 134,419 hours

Dear moomin,
Another confirmation, this time by the BBC, of your original referenced URL.

Love the term "re-education"
It so happen that in high school I objected to an exam about Chinese history.
Now our teacher was a good friend with Cecilia Lindquist 林西莉 (Lin Xili) who also worked as a teacher in our school.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cecilia_Lindqvist
Needless to say my answers was not approved!
However I don't blame Cecilia for this:)
Just sheer ignorance of schooling...

Your insistence that one use the exact verbiage that you deem acceptable is tantamount to fascism. Good job.

I still don’t see you doing anything. No donations to causes to help these people. Nothing. I guess you’re only satisfied complaining from your privileged life here in America? Too afraid to step outside that box? You think that “exposure” and “awareness” are sufficient to solve a problem? I bet you reposted that Kony2012 post didn’t you?

---

Seti@Home classic workunits: 29,492 CPU time: 134,419 hours

I condemn it.

Is that enough? Lol. You only are capable of quoting my words. NOT my beliefs. Please get that through your head, if at all possible.

Now it’s your turn. What are you doing to aide these people being affected? You also never answered my question regarding your quotation of the word resettlement. Several times now. I never used that word.

---

Seti@Home classic workunits: 29,492 CPU time: 134,419 hours

You personally could do so much more. Such as donating to causes that will go towards helping these people, or traveling there to help liberate them (white savior complex?). But you aren’t. That shows your true feelings.

The US (and several other countries) are nuclear armed and economically powerful, not sure why that matters.

---

Seti@Home classic workunits: 29,492 CPU time: 134,419 hours

And some few here wonder why most Aussies would rather trust the Chinese over the U.S. ATM, but there are a few prime examples here as to why that is.

I make my own donations in private. It’s not my job to do your legwork. All I can say is Google is your friend.

It is my opinion that this problem is up to the Chinese people to solve and it is not our place to stick our (US govt) noses in it, “officially/politically”.

---

Seti@Home classic workunits: 29,492 CPU time: 134,419 hours

The “one million” can’t. I’m baffled by the question and can’t tell if you’re being rhetorical or not because the answer is so obvious.

But the rest of the country, roughly 1.4 Billion, might be able to do something. If they wish to. It’s up to them to take action.

Why would I care what some unnamed “International Organization” does? I don’t care who they do or do not condemn. That’s up to them, whoever they are. Maybe you can be specific and stop being so vague?

---

Seti@Home classic workunits: 29,492 CPU time: 134,419 hours

But the rest of the country, roughly 1.4 Billion, might be able to do something. If they wish to. It’s up to them to take action.

You mean like in Hong Kong right now?

Of course it’s not a western democracy. Maybe you aren’t paying attention?

Maybe you didn’t know that Hong Kong is IN China? Yet people are protesting and affecting change there. The PROC has the ability to react in the same way they did in Tiananmen Square, but they aren’t, for whatever reason.

If the people want it, they can make change in the mainland too.

What are we to do if the Chinese people collectively agree with the actions of their government with regard the situation in Xinjiang? As evidenced by the interview between the Han Chinese woman on the train in the VICE piece in that she agreed with what was happening. Do you think it’s your right to assert your western ideals on the people of China because YOU think you have a superior opinion?

---

Seti@Home classic workunits: 29,492 CPU time: 134,419 hours

But the rest of the country, roughly 1.4 Billion, might be able to do something. If they wish to. It’s up to them to take action.

You mean like in Hong Kong right now?

Exactly like that.

---

Seti@Home classic workunits: 29,492 CPU time: 134,419 hours