Recent reporting of a 400-page leak from within the Chinese Communist Party — dubbed The Xinjiang Papers — confirms previous accounts of the Party’s political re-education campaign that has led to the mass detention of mainly Muslim Turkic minorities in the northwest region of Xinjiang.
The unprecedented leak came from a (presumably) high-level source who hoped that disclosure would “prevent party leaders, including Mr Xi, from escaping culpability.”
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