“Labor transfer agents” in Mainland China boast on social media that new shipments of Uyghur young women have arrived, as if they were just another commercial good.
A Chinese businesswoman is proud to announce she has received three teenage “Uyghur girls” (维族Y头) from Kashgar, Xinjiang, who traveled more than sixty hours, apparently still in their school jackets and attire, to be interviewed and given a medical check-up, assigned a dormitory, and put to “work” the next day.
The woman video-recorded the three sleeping girls and posted the video to the social platform with the title “Today I Received Uyghur Girls” (维族Y头). They were arriving at the Oaks Air-Conditioning Factory in Mainland China. Very professional of her … unless it was to serve another purpose. The woman appears to be part of a government-sponsored “labor transfer agency.” read more