The Communist Chinese government continues its persecution, political pressure, and torture against millions of Uighur Muslims under the name of "re-education" or "vocational education" camps.

The collection of Muslims in camps, the torture there, attempts to make them forget their culture, religion and change their DNA.

Those staying in these camps are forced to eat pork, drink alcohol and condemn the religion of Islam.

The Communist Chinese administration, which holds the Uyghur Muslims living in the Sinjar Autonomous Region in the camps for assimilation, will now give money to those who denounce the gathering for worship.

The decision of the Communist Chinese regime does not include the word “Muslim”, but China's policy on Muslim minorities is concerned that the practice will turn into a Muslim hunt.

China's practices under the name of “illegal activities of minorities and extremism” are considered by international human rights organizations as a policy of assimilation of Muslim minorities.

Chinese authorities gather information from Muslims between the ages of 12 and 65, including DNA samples, fingerprints, eye scans, and blood groups.

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