Leaked documents reveal enormous scale of China's Muslim crackdown

Some of the classified Chinese government documents leaked to a consortium of news organisations

Some of the classified Chinese government documents leaked to a consortium of news organisations Source: AAP

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A trove of leaked secret Chinese Government documents has revealed 23 Australian citizens were red-flagged during a counter-terrorism crackdown which consigned tens of thousands of people to mass detention.

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