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In the Past Three Years, What Have I Seen in Kashgar’s Gaotai Neighbourhood?

In the Past Three Years, What Have I Seen in Kashgar’s Gaotai Neighbourhood?

Introduction Crimes against humanity dehumanise their victims (The Economist 2020). The systemisation of this violence conceals individual identity and personal suffering. Meanwhile and despite best intentions, a certain degree of dissociation inheres in reporting on these crises from afar. At worst, victims are reduced to numbers; at best—so it seems—they become anecdotes. Indeed, the crisis […]

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