Name: Uyghur Official Sentenced to Death for Unpatriotic Textbook | China Uncensored
Uploaded: 2021-05-01T13:53:43.000Z
Duration: 10 min 56 s
Description: VoiceTubeの動画で発音を聞きながら英語表現を覚えよう！学べる英語：

基礎受動態

Are given the death sentence Over a Uyghur textbook

Welcome to China Uncensored, I'm Chris Chappell.

It's no longer a secret that China is giving “special treatment” to ethnic minorities

In the last few months, countries around the world have started calling that special treatment

And last month, the US and its allies sanctioned Chinese officials for genocide.

“Genocide” includes separating Uyghur families and throwing them into concentration

Or forcing birth control on Uyghur women to suppress the population.

And let's not forget killing Uyghurs and harvesting their organs.

For example, in the internment camps, Uyghurs are forced to speak Mandarin and not their

Today's lesson: How to say “Thank you Chinese Communist Party, for giving me all

But it's not enough for Uyghurs, including Uyghur children, to learn Mandarin.

They also need to learn Chinese Communist Party propaganda, with a hearty dose of historical

What happens if they're not learning to love the motherland?

The Chinese regime has recently handed death sentences to Uyghur former officials for “writing

and publishing school textbooks designed to 'split the country'”.

Two former education officials were given suspended death sentences, while five more

Uyghurs, including book editors, were given long prison sentences, some up to life in

Now in China, a suspended death sentence means it could be changed to life in prison instead.

They were accused of adding separatist ideas to Uyghur language textbooks for elementary

and secondary school kids, starting in 2002.

Those textbooks were then used in Xinjiang for more than a decade—before authorities

changed their minds in 2016, and decided they were in fact separatist books that harm young

“25 million copies of the textbook were printed and distributed in Xinjiang.

And tens of thousands of Uyghur educators have used it for 13 years, causing extremely

The son of one of the imprisoned book editors pushed back on the Chinese regime's claims.

He points out that these textbooks were approved by the state for 13 years.

And he says “China is trying to erase history and write a new narrative.”

Erasing history and writing a new narrative?

Does that sound like something the Chinese Communist Party would do?

But the Party is going even further to rewrite the history of Xinjiang.

Former Uyghur education officials have been thrown in prison for an old textbook featuring

And now Chinese state run CGTN has released a documentary film about them—a full hour

of villainizing these “two-faced” Uyghurs.

Murat Sheripjan says even the term “two-faced” doesn't properly describe such persons.

They are the enemy, the enemy in the shadows”

The documentary of course includes televised forced confessions from these “enemies in

The idea was to use the power given by the Party and the people to spread our ethnic

chauvinist sentiments and extremist errors among more Uyghur people.

It was meant to control their minds, influence them in childhood in order to turn them into

separatists.By framing these Uyghur officials as hardened criminals, Chinese state-run media

is attempting to justify the Party's genocide of the Uyghur people.

They had to do it to fight terrorism, guys.

Terrorism like, showing a medal worn by a historical figure.

The national emblem is that of East Turkistan.

The East Turkestan Republic was a short-lived state that occupied the upper west region

The man pictured in the textbook was one of the presidents of the East Turkestan Republic.

We shouldn't be teaching this history at all!

Especially since, according to Chinese state-run media, there has never even been an East Turkestan

Really, it's much safer for society if children lose all connection with their cultural roots.

This is the legend of seven heroic Uyghur girls.

Han Chinese soldiers trapped them at a cliff and they jumped to their death to defend their

It's meant to incite ethnic hatred and it will misinform the students.

Look, everyone knows that the only true Chinese history is the one where the Han Chinese are

The documentary claims that these Uyghur textbooks are directly responsible for what the documentary

But the outside world calls the July 5th Incident the “Urumqi Massacre”—because Chinese

It happened after ethnic riots broke out in Xinjiang's capital, Urumqi, in 2009.

“According to witness reports, an estimated 1000 or more people, most of them ethnic Uyghurs,

were shot dead during that one and a half hour period of time.”

And after massacring a bunch of Uyghurs, the Chinese Communist Party imprisoned thousands

And they locked down the entire Xinjiang region for months—including cutting off the internet

But maybe the Chinese Communist Party is onto something here.

Children's books are definitely the main source of terrorism and separatism.

And the only solution is to lock up an entire ethnic group.

At least until the Chinese regime writes new children's books.

Like “Horton Hears a Separatist and Reports Him to the Neighborhood Committee.”