Canada based think tank's allegations claim that Chinese authorities are racially profiling minority groups to establish a massive DNA database.
New allegations claim that Chinese authorities are racially profiling minority groups to establish a massive DNA database, as the accusations are rising of large-scale human rights breaches and persecution of Uyghurs. China has been chastised for repressing Uyghur Muslims in the Xinjiang region. According to multiple accounts, Beijing detains ethnic minorities in huge detention camps and interferes with their religious practises. Furthermore, they are subjected to mistreatment, including forced labour.
Beijing has always denied the violation of the human rights
Despite overwhelming evidence, Beijing continues to deny that it is violating the human rights of Uyghurs in Xinjiang. Research released on August 28 by a Toronto-based think tank detailed how a database is being created to enable selective ethnic cleansing in what might be considered one of the most egregious crimes against humanity perpetrated by the Chinese authorities.
International Forum for Human Rights and Security (IFHRAS) stated, "the incarceration of Uyghur minorities in Chinese detention camps and continued violation of human rights in the Xinjiang region has added another dimension, DNA and racial profiling, in attempts to build a large DNA database to enable selective ethnic cleansing in what perhaps could be labelled as one of the most egregious crimes against humanity that the Chinese authorities have undertaken." read more