Here is one account from a camp:
> “Xi Jinping is great! The Communist Party is great! I deserve punishment for not understanding that only President Xi Jinping and the Communist Party can help me,” was one of the refrains that a Uyghur woman who was in a centre last fall, was forced to regularly repeat.
> The woman, whose name is not being used by The Globe and Mail for her protection, was put through regular self-criticism sessions. Part of the content was cultural. “My soul is infected with serious diseases,” she would repeat. “There is no God. I don’t believe in God. I believe in the Communist Party.”
> Other content was more explicitly political. Day after day she would say out loud that she was a traitor, a separatist and a terrorist.
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/world/article-former-detaine...
This story was published yesterday:
> She was one of the most revered academics from the Uighur ethnic minority in far western China. She had written extensively and lectured across China and the world to explain and celebrate Uighurs’ varied traditions. Her research was funded by Chinese government ministries and praised by other scholars.
> Then she disappeared.
https://www.nytimes.com/2018/08/10/world/asia/china-xinjiang...