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Renaming the disputed region of Xinjiang in China to promote tourism.

Renaming the disputed region of Xinjiang in China to promote tourism.

January 7, 2024 Benjamin Hughes

Rebranding China’s conflicted Xinjiang region as a tourist destination – CBS News

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China’s Xinjiang region, known for the detainment and “re-education” of Muslim Uyghurs, has received criticism for suppressing their cultural identity, which is viewed as a challenge to the Communist Party’s authority. However, after facing backlash, China declared that the re-education centers were closed in 2019. CBS News correspondent Elizabeth Palmer recently went on a government-sponsored tour in Xinjiang to observe its transformation into a lively tourist destination.

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