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==CCP occupation==
==CCP occupation==
[[File:Hong Kong protests.jpg|right|300px|thumb|Grafetti from the late November 2019 [[Hong Kong]] [[democracy]] protests reads: "Dear World, CCP will infiltrate your government, Chinese enterprises $ interfere your political stance, China will harvest your home like Xinjiang. BE AWARE or BE NEXT!"<ref>https://twitter.com/HKstreetart/status/1196483549492391937/photo/1</ref>]]
[[File:Hong Kong protests.jpg|right|300px|thumb|Grafetti from the late November 2019 [[Hong Kong]] [[democracy]] protests reads: "Dear World, CCP will infiltrate your government, Chinese enterprises $ interfere your political stance, China will harvest your home like Xinjiang. BE AWARE or BE NEXT!"<ref>https://twitter.com/HKstreetart/status/1196483549492391937/photo/1</ref>]]
Since an outbreak of demonstrations and ethnic unrest in 2009 and clashes involving Uyghurs and Xinjiang security personnel that spiked between 2013 and 2015, [[Chinese Communist Party]] leaders have sought to “stabilize” the e Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region (XUAR) through more
Since an outbreak of demonstrations and ethnic unrest in 2009 and clashes involving Uyghurs and Chinese occupation personnel in East Turkestan that spiked between 2013 and 2015, [[Chinese Communist Party]] leaders have sought to control it through more
intensive security measures aimed at combatting “terrorism, separatism and religious extremism.” According to CCP official data, [[criminal]] arrests in Xinjiang increased by over 300% between 2015 and 2020 compared to the previous five years.
intensive security measures aimed at combatting “terrorism, separatism and religious extremism.” According to CCP official data, [[criminal]] arrests in occupied East Turkestan increased by over 300% between 2015 and 2020 compared to the previous five years.
In tandem with a new national religious policy, also referred to as “Sinicization,” XUAR authorities have instituted measures to assimilate Uyghurs into Han Chinese society and reduce the influences of Uyghur, [[Islam]]ic, and [[Arab]]ic cultures and languages. The XUAR government
In tandem with a new national religious policy, also referred to as “Sinicization,” XUAR authorities have instituted measures to assimilate Uyghurs into Han Chinese society and reduce the influences of Uyghur, [[Islam]]ic, and [[Arab]]ic cultures and languages. The XUAR government