The Uyghur Crisis: Rights, Technology, and Complicity

This chapter examines the alarming human rights violations faced by the Uyghur population in Xinjiang, China, including mass surveillance and the establishment of concentration camps. It highlights the role of Western technology and American investments in enabling these abuses while recounting personal stories of survivors and their struggles. The discussion emphasizes the moral responsibilities of individuals and governments to confront injustices and reevaluate their ties to oppressive practices.