how did we become a deep way to islamist terror. an exclusive report from a destroyed city. philippines. starts. coming up on the program. in. the. sense. we talk to the family of the.

welcome. it's good to have you with us up to one million muslims remain in detention in northwest china with no access to legal have detained in so-called vocational education centers run by the chinese government their crime is their faith and the u.n. wants this investigated for the second time in six months un human rights chief. has asked trying not to allow an independent assessment into its detentions of muslim minorities is the kind of appeal that could have come but couldn't have come soon enough for a colleague who was in thailand in one of these camps. symbolize his imprisonment in a chinese. muslim was tortured there for many months both physically and psychologically. almost to then the camp we had to learn communist party songs by

heart and performed them we had to praise the party and say it's everything to us. chinese authorities accuse omar because of aiding terrorists he was arrested he was housed together with around forty people in one room at the camp his cell mates included professors teachers and doctors he speaks of systematic punishment. we were forced to eat pork was up. and up if we did not eat it if we didn't praise the party more to the we were always punished. omar was forced to stand for eighteen hours he was beaten after eight months he was released from the prison camp he believes it was because he is a kazakhstan national the chinese wanted him to keep quiet a minute and i was allowed to leave the cabin here on the condition that if i didn't remain silent my family would pay for it and they were all sent to the

prison camp where my father died there so i don't know anything about the fate of my mother and my sisters on the. surveillance cameras i watched our razor wire this is what the internment camps in shin john looked like from the outside they have existed since twenty seventeen human rights activists estimate there are up to a million prisoners inside. china denies that these are re-education camps but human rights activists and experts disagree and they have satellite images that they say show that these camps are being expanded. and joining me for more is dog he's president of the world we go to congress and him sort of have to be china in the ninety's to escape persecution is the stuff thank you very much for coming into the studios at the outset i'd just like to ask you the chinese government maintains that it runs vocational training centers in changing and not internment camps how do you well it is that i can see it is the twenty first century concentration camp

and china's goldman even deny beginning of the no longer any camps chinese government then i don't have an exist any camp but up to grow up international trishala den and the part to accept no is saying yes we have a camp but it's not concentration camp already caijing camp that's just a vocational camel technical a system and can it is that just the chinese government has trying to hide in reality but you say you called it the twenty first century concentration camps and you spoke of international pressure do you think there has been sufficient international pressure brought to bear on the chinese government to close all these terms what international go. under some countries particularly in the lumber no longer sakes you say you people in china a lot of country more than fourteen country can issue and a chinese goldman doan's this can and the chinese government is

a continual rejected it but it is that their mind and international it's a chinese government should this is the reality and china's government of continue extend its can. while it is obvious so since this is a couple of months china's government trying to hide in this reality and continue expenses kept search but these camps are still expanding despite the international pressure that you claim has been brought to bear on china what can be done to actually prove. bent china from expanding these gaps while it is the today's date in some international pressure growing up some countries spill spoke on and ask the chinese government is a shotgun but it is not good enough just a coincidence the issue just the recluse the chinese government it's not so much china's government just a test of the war if china internationally is some country united nations ready

some kick some concrete action some sentients with the chinese government then it is useful then it will be china's government and the. next step will be closed camp as we speak there are also reports that a cozart activist said it john bill i think you're aware of the work that he's been getting out he's been supporting what working for cars are who have been interned in the engine jack he has been arrested by the kazakhstan government why do you think that has happened while it is the. situation is a cause that nationality is the cause of origin just he spit speak ault and. nationality who's in the concentration camp the right and the us there it is for this is right for the people who was the artist of the day before yesterday before the last week or two weeks ago he was trying. to pay the six hundred dollars fine

but yesterday he was detained behind all of this of course the person of the chinese government. is that kazakhstan is that they don't know what country is it. should be respect his freedom of expression he didn't against any international law he didn't. kazakhstan low just he spik all the like of the cause of people who is the concentration camp very preferred towards the president of the world we go to congress don't you so what would you like to say to the international community what do they need to do to have these camps closed down. well you know after second world war and the walty there jazeera and the promise to the war say never again but today twenty first century is happening again so it is that the world has a good experience of it but experience on this can issue so that's not unique nation international community particularly western countries should be spoke so also lot lee and this should be kicked concrete action and the should be and ask

the chinese goldman and dissension to the chinese government then shut down this can other late. to be too late tomorrow president of the world we can congress thank you very much for coming in and speaking to us i thank you so much. what prompts a twenty year old man to load a jeep with more than sixty kilos of explosives and drive it into a convoy of troops on the fourteenth of february at least fourteen probability troops were killed when i drove his jeep into their convoy the attack took india and pakistan to the brink of war and back it up to sonia follicle travel to daughter's home state of jammu and kashmir to find out what prompted to become a militant. this is how dark remembers his son are there before he disappeared last year last month a car packed with explosives rammed

a convoy of indian pattern military troops killing more than forty. the blast just a few miles from here shook the family's home. then received news that the suicide bomber had been this own son i survived and i know we were shocked we didn't think he could ever do something like this again one hundred three everyone started crying. who can take pride in this so many people have died in. the dark families says are they'll join the mass protests in two thousand and sixteen. he was injured and bedridden for months he lost a year of college was there i don't know why just my son went to help a protester who was hit by a bullet but he was also shot in the leg the security forces. he couldn't get over the instant. i saw it as one idea of that other he didn't talk to us about it but he was seething with anger every time he saw the military on the water so. it's

a situation says is all too common in the region the family lost contact with our the last year. we knew he had become a militant. trying to find them but we couldn't but. no one really knew where when we can't raise our voice here. the military police make arrests and torture people it forces people to resist that's why young people want to join the militants everybody wants pick up a gun it wasn't only my child even well educated young people are joining the movement have got to do it we're not terrorists our children are not terrorists military personnel are not terrorists it's politicians who are the terrorists. and armed insurgency against indian rule first began here in one thousand nine hundred . the fast small and now authorities say it's increasingly drawing local recruits like are the dark they come from villages like this one in the southern

part of the kashmir valley considered a hotbed of militancy. official figures show last year alone security forces killed more than two hundred fifty militants in the breach. since the recent escalation in tensions between india and pakistan the indian army has intensified its crackdown here. in recent years the rise of the hindu nationalist b.g.p. party and the tough approach to the region has also stalled fears in the predominantly muslim body. for independence from b.c. as a place of people. at the district court in srinagar the capital of indian administered kashmir i give a credit to the legal system in the judiciary lawyer made orphy defense teenagers arrested for protesting or providing logistical support for alleged militants. their basic rights she says on to protect fuelling resentment and anger runs

a person is arrested he is to be explained why he was arrested he has to be here in access to his family members he used to be given access to the legal aid all these things are denied to him he's kept in police station for days together for months together without any remodelled without good producing them. for a magistrate when they see these things why this why why i'm not being treated as a normal person. today the city of st anger has shut down after a strike by separatist groups. it's an all too common sight in the battle. for young people here it's almost impossible to have a normal life. lessons when schools close down because of the strike bomb others worry we might get hit by a bullet if we go out of. the money very everyone i can assure you i believe has this anger that they're not their moments are the moments are. they cannot go.

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