UYGHURS INSIDE China have long been persecuted. From 2017 to 2019, more than a million Uyghurs and other ethnic minorities were locked up in “re-education camps” in Xinjiang. Many of the camps have now been closed but Uyghurs are threatened if they speak out. And the Chinese Communist Party is also trying to silence and control Uyghurs outside China.
在中国内部的乌格尔人长期以来一直受到迫害。从2017年到2019年，超过一百万的Uyghurs和其他少数民族被锁定在新疆的“再教育营”中。现在，许多营地已经关闭，但是如果Uyghurs大声疾呼，他们会受到威胁。中国共产党还试图使中国以外的乌格尔人保持沉默和控制。
In this first episode of a special two-part series, The Economist’s senior China correspondent, Alice Su, meets two Uyghurs, Nigara and Kewser, who have left China. What price do they each have to pay to stay in contact with their loved ones in China? Runtime: 37 min
在一个特别的两部分系列的第一集中，《经济学人》的中国高级通讯员爱丽丝·苏（Alice Su Su）遇到了离开中国的两个Uyghurs，Nigara和Kewser。他们每个人都必须付出什么代价才能与中国的亲人保持联系？运行时：37分钟
