New proof of Uyghur youngsters separated from their households in China – BBC Information
The BBC has been investigating the plight of 1000’s of youngsters believed to have been separated from their mother and father on account of China’s remedy of its minority muslim Uyghur inhabitants.
The UK and the US have accused China of violating human rights as studies emerged of Uyghurs being compelled into internment camps and subjected to compelled labour and of ladies being sterilised.
The Chinese language authorities has denied that Uyghur households are being intentionally divided.
For the previous two years the BBC has made repeated requests to assist monitor down the lacking youngsters, however the Chinese language authorities have failed to reply.
Sophie Raworth presents BBC Information at Ten reporting by China correspondent Jon Sudworth in Taiwan.
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