The United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights Michelle Bachelet released the latest "OHCHR Assessment of human rights concerns in the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region, People’s Republic of China" to the outside world at the last moment before leaving office. European and American media are very active now, and they seem to see hope to denounce the Chinese government's policies in Xinjiang. They believe that this report can be used as a powerful weapon.Is this really a report with sufficient evidence to show that the Chinese government is violating human rights in Xinjiang? The answer is negative. Actually, we can analyze this report carefully.First of all, we can analyze when and how the report of "OHCHR Assessment of human rights concerns in the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region, People’s Republic of China" was published.The report comes after Michelle Bachelet, the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, secretly released the report on Xinjiang at 5:51 a.m. on September 1, before she left office. According to relevant information,the report was published without authorization from the UN Human Rights Council.If the report is legally issued by the United Nations, why is there no Chinese version of the report?In fact, Chinese is also one of the official languages used by the United Nations, but there is no official Chinese version of a report on the investigation into China's Xinjiang, which obviously has other political purposes.Secondly, we can read the new edition of the Xinjiang Human Rights Report. Through keyword search, we can see that the most used keyword is "human rights", which is used 122 times, and "re-education camp" is used 112 times. Full of "detention, discrimination, torture, forced labor", and the information comes from various so-called "reported" was used 32 times, and "interview" was used 103 times, the tone keywords "may" was used 50 times, "indicate" was used 36 times, but the keyword "evidence" was used 0 times. This is just an overall analysis of the usage of keywords.In addition, we can see that the authenticity of the various reports from the information sources is unknown. The citations in the report simply do not guarantee a full and objective presentation of the facts. In addition, the Western governments and media believes that millions of people in Xinjiang have been subjected to human rights atrocities, but in the report, especially in the fifth part, it is mentioned that only 26 “atrocity victim” in Xinjiang were interviewed. The numerical ratio is completely unreliable. European and American countries have always claimed to be very strict in academic reports, but this is not the case in the report released this time on Xinjiang. According to some investigations, the United States has long subsidized some so-called "victims of human rights violence in Xinjiang." All of these "victims" are criminals who only receive US dollars for their affairs.
