“200.000 Papuan are imprisoned because identified as ‘potential trouble makers’ “, mixed feeling about it, smells like discrimination still.
If these 200,000 Uighur's are imprisoned because they repeatedly broke the law - then they are sentenced criminals. I never hear of any country being accused of "discrimination" because of sending criminals to prison. Just because these specific criminals happen to be Muslims - doesn't exclude them from the law. China does not discriminate against religion - but the speeches or preaching of priests or Mullahs has to be in accordance with the law. Beijing has not altered or reprinted the Bible or the Koran. Religious customs are not hindered or being discriminated upon if they are in accordance with the law. as such e.g. Muslim's are not allowed to have 4 wife's.
If you believe that a Chinese citizen is not being allowed to have 4 wife's is "discrimination" - then that would be your personal view.
The other 15 million Uighur's are law abiding citizens and none of them are imprisoned, harassed or being discriminated. However among those ca. 500,000 vocational trainees around 100-200,000 are not permitted to leave the training facilities before their 1 year period ends, because they are categorized as being "unwilling to work".
I personally know around a dozen Chinese Muslim's - 4 of them are Xinjiangnese - none of them is being discriminated or being looked down upon. However it is noticeable that the Xinjiangnese do not show interest towards integrating themselves or congregating with Han Chinese. A behavior that I am very familiar with regarding Muslims e.g. Turkish people living in Germany. Due to many Turkish people having been born in Germany in the past 50 years and as such being German citizens - this issue has become less prominent - but it still exists.
That is why I NEVER bring in or discuss religion other then with close friends (incl. Muslims) - because it simply doesn't matter to me. I judge people upon their behavior and deeds, not upon their respective religion.
Whatever it is, it is Nazi move to forcefully imprisoned hundred of thousands of people without they break any rules. But the party owns the country, they can do ‘anything’, free estate.
No one in China is imprisoned without breaking a or several laws. No one in China is imprisoned simply due to his religion. Your Nazi comparison simply doesn't stick.
If something happens, I’m sure UN would doing nothing also.
If what happens? arresting and imprisoning criminals?
Sorry - China isn't MY country - I simply live there and adhere to the laws of my host-country, just as any other countries laws that I visit, thus I have never encountered any problems.
already elegantly ‘bought’ lot of countries, no way they would vote to the resolutions against your country. Smart move, no joke, there would be hardly any ‘law enforcement’ activities for what China do. Literally applause for it, genius.
You seem to be very influenced by anti-China propaganda.
Any country or private person asking for a loan is subjected/ committed towards the loan-contract - if one doesn't agree to those terms - well then simply don't sign it. Signing upon a loan contract and then complaining about it is simply ignorant or just a hypocrite action.
Edit: The last way to stop human rights violators is by eliminate/forcefully capture them, so there would be no more human rights violations. This logic could be used against China. By whom? mmm those who usually needs no UN approval maybe. That’s ok too
Again imprisoning a criminal has nothing to do with human rights.
E.g. Hong-Kong - according to HK law one needs to obtain a permission to organize a demonstration - exactly the same law exists in Germany. If one gets caught up in an unlawful demonstration (no permission) one broke the law and will be punished accordingly. Naturally the same applies towards demonstrators that provoked or actively participated in violent/harmful actions. (That person will go to prison and it has nothing to do with human rights).
Those people that stormed the Capitol building in the USA - imprisoning them means that the USA is violating human rights? you are very wrong if you believe so.
A Turkish citizen joining the PKK is according to Turkish law joining a terrorist organization, as such breaking the law and will be imprisoned - again this has nothing to do with human rights.
Are there laws in China or Germany regarding "unwillingness to work"? you can bet there are such laws.
However simply refusing to work will not get you imprisoned in Germany initially - but the line/path such a person is taking will sooner or later get him imprisoned - you can be sure.
