Changes

Recent security measures include the following:

Recent security measures include the following:

*Police Presence and Surveillance: Thousands of “convenience” police stations, furnished with antiriot and high-tech [[surveillance]] equipment,

*Police Presence and Surveillance: Thousands of “convenience” police stations, furnished with antiriot and high-tech [[surveillance]] equipment, have been installed.

have been installed.

*Biometric data collection: Authorities have systematically collected and cataloged [[DNA]] samples, [[blood type]]s, and fingerprints and performed eye scans of Uyghurs for identification purposes as part of its social stability campaign, often under the guise of “health physicals.”

*Biometric data collection: Authorities have systematically collected and cataloged [[DNA]] samples, [[blood type]]s, and [[fingerprint]]s and

performed eye scans of Uyghurs for identification purposes as part of its social stability campaign, often under the guise of “health physicals.”

*Internet and Social Media Controls: Uyghurs in some areas of the XUAR are required to install an application on their [[mobile phone]]s that enables authorities to monitor their online activities.

*Internet and Social Media Controls: Uyghurs in some areas of the XUAR are required to install an application on their [[mobile phone]]s that enables authorities to monitor their online activities.

*Home stays: The government has sent an estimated one million officials and state workers from outside the XUAR, mostly ethnic Han, to live

*Home stays: The government has sent an estimated one million officials and state workers from outside the XUAR, mostly ethnic Han, to live temporarily in the homes of Uyghurs to assess their hosts’ loyalty to the Communist Party.

temporarily in the homes of Uyghurs to assess their hosts’ loyalty to the Communist Party.

==References==

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