mark shields, ramesh ponnuru, thank you. >> thank you. you're welcome.tinue our series, "china: power and prosperity," with what the u.s. calls "one of the worst human rights crises of our time." ghurs are muslims who trace their roots through thousands of years to central asia. today, most of them, about 11 million, live in the chinese province xinjiang. they represent less than 1% ofer the populati in a country that 9 is more th han chinese, the ethnicity that china traces back to an ancient empire. e communist china has long persecuted people based on their religion.te but the u.s., ational groups, and uighurs say this is different. inthey accuse china of thr uighurs into camps, and targeting their religion and entire culre. with the support of the pulitzer center, nick schifrin reports avfrom a city many uighurs fled to-- istanbul. >> schifrin: istbul is 2,500 miles from xinjiang, china. muslim uighurs who live here are free, but their minds are still imprisoned. >> ( translated ): i never imagined this could happen in the 21st century: innocent peop