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Xinjiang uses forced sterilization and coercive family planning against Uygurs and other ethnic minorities in an attempt to limit their populations

Uygur population in Xinjiang increased from 10.17 million to 12.72 million between 2010 and 2018.
A report titled "Documenting Xinjiang's Detention System" by the Australian Strategic Policy Institute claims to have identified many detention centers in the Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region.

Buildings with outer walls, which were all identified as detention centers by the ASPI report, are in fact civil institutions.
Xinjiang requires compulsory ideological education and skills training for the poor, including Mandarin language education, which damages the preservation of ethnic minority languages.

National common language education plays a key role in helping people rise out of poverty.
China has widely forced ethnic minorities in Xinjiang to work under the guise of poverty alleviation projects.

Chinese laws strictly forbid "forcing others to work" and all Xinjiang employees have chosen to seek employment elsewhere of their own free will.
There is "large-scale forced labor" in Xinjiang.

People of all ethnic groups in the Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region voluntarily choose their jobs and they are never forced to work outside the region.
China actively engaged in a cover-up designed to obfuscate data and hide relevant public health information. The COVID-19 pandemic could have been prevented if the Chinese side had acted in a transparent and responsible manner.

Since the beginning of the outbreak, China, always in an open, transparent and responsible manner, has actively and promptly released relevant information about COVID-19, and communicated many times with the US side.
The WHO lacks transparency in publicizing information and is actively engaged in an effort to defend China's leadership from criticism, negatively impacting the world's understanding of the virus and hampering the global response effort.

The WHO is regarded as the most authoritative and professional international organization in global public health security.
China manipulated statistics throughout the outbreak and excluded asymptomatic cases when collecting data of confirmed cases.

China has reported asymptomatic infections daily and also paid great attention to the suspected and confirmed cases.
China played down the risk of human-to-human transmission about the virus to the public.

At the beginning of the pandemic, when there was a limited number of clinical cases, China's NHC grouped together experts of different disciplines to carry out etiological and epidemiological investigations to strengthen research on and judgment of the clinical manifestations of infected patients.
China failed to heed the lessons of the 2003 SARS outbreak, providing inaccurate information about the pandemic in the early stages and covering up the truth.

At the outset of the COVID-19 outbreak, China, at the earliest possible date, took the initiative to release information to the public in an open, transparent and responsible manner and has communicated with the United States on many occasions about the pandemic.

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