Victims who tell the back stories of “Proof of Life” videos face ever-present CCP retaliation threats

Depicts how CCP produces the cynical “Proof of Life” videos in Xinjiang.
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CCP Launches Disgusting Campaign to Discredit Witnesses of Its Atrocities
Wed, March 17, 2021         
  

The full force of the Party’s propaganda is deployed against women and men who dared to speak. Even their relatives in China are compelled to testify against them.
The Chinese government is running a concerted campaign to malign, discredit and terrorize Uyghurs who have lost touch with loved ones, in an attempt to claim the moral high ground in its propaganda war on terror.
A text message out of the blue from a relative begging them to return, hounding calls from officials, or as in Aziz Isa Elkun’s case, a Chinese news feature with his elderly mother, castigating him for being a bad son, strike terror in the hearts of traumatized exiles, leaving them in a no man’s land of grief and longing.

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He who speaks truth declares righteousness,
But a false witness, deceit.
                                              ~ Proverbs 12:17 (NKJV)
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