China says training camps housing Uighurs are not permanent

Ms Erk has not spoken to her brothers in months.

Ms Erk has not spoken to her brothers in months. Source: SBS News

In a rare public statement, China is indicating for the first time its camps in the country's northwest are not permanent. It's the first time China has allowed foreign journalists to ask questions about the controversial camps - the Chinese government says they are simply vocational training centres which will close when needed/ But many Uighurs [[WEE-gurs]] living overseas say their relatives are being forcibly detained, as ..............reports.



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