China is selling Uighur Muslims as slaves in an attempt to erase the nomenclature

- Claims that online advertisements were given to sell Uyghurs to work in the factory

New delhi date. Tuesday, April 20, 2021

China has always adopted new methods against Uyghur Muslims. According to a recent report, Uyghur Muslims in China's Xinjiang province are being sold to work in factories. Online advertisements are also being given for this.

Baidu, China's largest Internet company and search engine like Google, has seen dozens of ads for sale to Uyghur Muslims in groups of 50 to 100. Many British MPs have criticized similar incidents in China. Nusrat Ghani, a Conservative MP in Britain, slammed China's move. Nusrat Gani, Weldon's MP in Britain, said the Uyghurs were being auctioned off as if they were slaves, which was "terrible".

Former Conservative leader Ian Duncan Smith says Chinese officials are involved in the genocide and there is no doubt about it. They are trying to put an end to a race.

Uyghur Muslims in Xinjiang Province are placed under political monitoring by the local administration and under paramilitary management during their work. The Xinjiang government said in a 2019 report on Uyghurs that what was published in Baidu was about their five-year "labor acquisition program." According to him, the purpose of this program is to provide employment to Uyghurs. However, human rights groups have always expressed concern about the situation of Uyghurs and believe that Uyghurs are being forced to work in China.