How China Turned a City Into a Prison
By CHRIS BUCKLEY, PAUL MOZUR and AUSTIN RAMZY
A surveillance state reaches new heights.
Xinjiang Dispatch
How China Turned a City Into a Prison
A surveillance state reaches new heights.
By Chris Buckley, Paul Mozur and Austin Ramzy
April 4, 2019
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Demo at the World Internet Conference, 2017
Demo at a trade show, 2017
Christopher Buckley, Paul Mozur and Austin Ramzy are foreign correspondents for The New York Times. Chris and Paul last visited Kashgar in October.
Produced by Josh Williams, Sergio Pecanha and Joe Ward.
Additional work by Malachy Browne and Meg Felling.
Additional work by Malachy Browne and Meg Felling.
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