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Posted: Mon Jan 06, 2025 10:27 am
This corresponds to an intensification of the colonization process that has been going on since the 1950s. Researcher Rian Thum, an expert on the issue at the University of Manchester, explained to us that these videos represent a change in strategy by the Chinese government. After imprisoning the Uighurs in re-education camps in recent years through a very strong policy of repression.
Xi Jinping is now implementing a policy of forced assimilation by armenia telegram mixing the populations through a double movement: the Uighurs are transferred to eastern China to work in factories under the cover of a “poverty reduction” program while the Han Chinese are encouraged to settle in Xinjiang.
The aim is to mix these populations and reduce the number of Uighurs in Xinjiang, which contributes to destroying their culture and identity. CONCLUSION The Chinese propaganda strategy has adapted to the digital age, with the deployment of sophisticated tactics. Influencers have now become the professional mouthpieces of Chinese propaganda. This strategy operates in a context of digital censorship: China spent at least 6.6 billion US dollars (around 5.5 billion euros) on cyber-censorship in 2020, according to the Jamestown Foundation.
Xi Jinping is now implementing a policy of forced assimilation by armenia telegram mixing the populations through a double movement: the Uighurs are transferred to eastern China to work in factories under the cover of a “poverty reduction” program while the Han Chinese are encouraged to settle in Xinjiang.
The aim is to mix these populations and reduce the number of Uighurs in Xinjiang, which contributes to destroying their culture and identity. CONCLUSION The Chinese propaganda strategy has adapted to the digital age, with the deployment of sophisticated tactics. Influencers have now become the professional mouthpieces of Chinese propaganda. This strategy operates in a context of digital censorship: China spent at least 6.6 billion US dollars (around 5.5 billion euros) on cyber-censorship in 2020, according to the Jamestown Foundation.