and made five separate trips to produce this exclusive report on the underground railroad run by mohammed umerck in 2015, and umer is — or at that time, was a schoolteacher, he was running a nonprofit sort of covering uyghur language and uyghur culture, and then seeing, you know, the tragedy happening to the uyghur people within china, he was incredibly motivated to do something to help. so he began what's essentially this underground railroad where he's smuggling threatened uyghurs out of china, bringing them into pakistan and then trying to find a safe location that they can emigrate to. for all the promises of cpec to transform pakistan's economy, some groups see these developments as a threat and have mounted a violent campaign of resistance, including the balochistan liberation army, whose commander spoke exclusively to huffman. china dismisses these claims and has accused the bla of being a terrorist organisation. as these cpec projects develop, the situation for uyghurs gets worse and worse, and the way china sees it is that they want to silence the uyghur community, they want to sort o