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Twitter says Chinese government’s tweets denying ‘forced labor’ in Xinjiang don’t break its rules

source: https://www.foxnews.com/politics/twitter-chinese-governments-tweets-forced-labor-rules

Recent tweets by the Chinese communist regime denying that forced labor takes place in the Xinjiang province do not violate its rules — amid the ongoing debate about the tech company’s policies, Twitter said on Thursday.

“‘Forced labor’ is the biggest lie of the century aimed to restrict and suppress the relevant Chinese authorities and companies and contain China’s development,”  Chinese spokesperson Hua Chunying tweeted.

Accompanying the tweets was a propaganda video with bright music featuring workers at factories in Xinjiang speaking about how living conditions are “very good.”

Such an assessment has been challenged by the U.S. along with other members of the international community and international human rights groups, which have alleged that the regime persecutes religious minorities in the region and subjects to them to forced labor and forced sterilizations among other human rights abuses.

The U.N. has received estimates that as many as 1 million Uyghur Muslims are kept in internment camps under the guise of a de-radicalization program. But the Chinese have pushed back against the accusations. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo recently criticized a tweet from the Chinese Embassy, which claimed Uyghur women were “emancipated.”

“Uyghur women are not ‘emancipated’ by forced abortions and sterilizations,” he tweeted.