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  • Title: #1 Why should we carry out "Visit the...
  • Creator: Chinese Government
  • Subject: Cadre Training Materials
  • Language: Chinese
  • Item Type: Document
  • Description: "Hundred Questions" [百问], covers the overall mission of fanghuiju, offers interpretations of policies, analyzes theory, and instructs on how to deal with complex situations that may arise.
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    • Description: "Hundred Questions" [百问], covers the overall mission of fanghuiju, offers interpretations of policies, analyzes theory, and instructs on how to deal with complex situations that may arise.
  • Title: #1 Why should we carry out "Visit the...
  • Creator: Xinjiang Documentation Project
  • Subject: Cadre Training Materials
  • Language: English
  • Item Type: Document
  • Description: This is a translation of the "Hundred Questions" #1, Why should we carry out "Visit the People, Benefit the People, and Bring Together the Hearts of the People"? "Hundred Questions" [百问], covers the overall mission of fanghuiju, offers interpretations of policies, analyzes theory, and instructs on how to deal with complex situations that may arise.
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    • Description: This is a translation of the "Hundred Questions" #1, Why should we carry out "Visit the People, Benefit the People, and Bring Together the Hearts of the People"? "Hundred Questions" [百问], covers the overall mission of fanghuiju, offers interpretations of policies, analyzes theory, and instructs on how to deal with complex situations that may arise.
  • Title: #29 "Better Foundation, Management, and Utilization of the...
  • Subject: Cadre Training Materials
  • Language: Chinese
  • Item Type: Document
  • Description: The "Hundred Examples" showcases "innovative practices and successful cases" (创新做法、成功案例) for other cadres to emulate as they carry out the fanghuiju campaign.
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    • Description: The "Hundred Examples" showcases "innovative practices and successful cases" (创新做法、成功案例) for other cadres to emulate as they carry out the fanghuiju campaign.
  • Title: #29 "Better Foundation, Management, and Utilization of the...
  • Subject: Cadre Training Materials
  • Language: English
  • Item Type: Document
  • Description: This is a translation of the "Hundred Examples" #29, "Better Foundation, Management, and Utilization of the Home for Women." The "Hundred Examples" showcases "innovative practices and successful cases" (创新做法、成功案例) for other cadres to emulate as they carry out the fanghuiju campaign.
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    • Description: This is a translation of the "Hundred Examples" #29, "Better Foundation, Management, and Utilization of the Home for Women." The "Hundred Examples" showcases "innovative practices and successful cases" (创新做法、成功案例) for other cadres to emulate as they carry out the fanghuiju campaign.
  • Title: The ‘Four Togethers’ and ‘Three Gifts’ Handbook -...
  • Subject: Cadre Training Materials
  • Language: English
  • Item Type: Document
  • Description: This handbook contains instructions for campaign workers as they visited households to carry out “Four Togethers and Four Gifts” (四同四送 si tong si song) activities. Beginning sometime after 2014, when the fanghuiju campaign (访惠聚) was first implemented, these activities blended poverty alleviation work with knowledge dissemination and state surveillance. Cadres and other civil servants were assigned Uyghur or Kazakh “relatives”—usually family members of recent detainees—and lived, dined, and worked with them for extended periods.
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    • Description: This handbook contains instructions for campaign workers as they visited households to carry out “Four Togethers and Four Gifts” (四同四送 si tong si song) activities. Beginning sometime after 2014, when the fanghuiju campaign (访惠聚) was first implemented, these activities blended poverty alleviation work with knowledge dissemination and state surveillance. Cadres and other civil servants were assigned Uyghur or Kazakh “relatives”—usually family members of recent detainees—and lived, dined, and worked with them for extended periods.
  • Title: The “Four Togethers and Four Gifts” (四同四送 si...
  • Subject: Cadre Training Materials
  • Language: Chinese
  • Item Type: Document
  • Description: This handbook contains instructions for campaign workers as they visited households to carry out “Four Togethers and Four Gifts” (四同四送 si tong si song) activities. Beginning sometime after 2014, when the fanghuiju campaign (访惠聚) was first implemented, these activities blended poverty alleviation work with knowledge dissemination and state surveillance. Cadres and other civil servants were assigned Uyghur or Kazakh “relatives”—usually family members of recent detainees—and lived, dined, and worked with them for extended periods.
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    • Description: This handbook contains instructions for campaign workers as they visited households to carry out “Four Togethers and Four Gifts” (四同四送 si tong si song) activities. Beginning sometime after 2014, when the fanghuiju campaign (访惠聚) was first implemented, these activities blended poverty alleviation work with knowledge dissemination and state surveillance. Cadres and other civil servants were assigned Uyghur or Kazakh “relatives”—usually family members of recent detainees—and lived, dined, and worked with them for extended periods.
  • Title: Translation of “Clarify ‘Operation 9.13’ Crime-related Questions”
  • Subject: Cadre Training Materials
  • Language: English
  • Item Type: Document
  • Description: Operation 9.13, a surveillance campaign, provides authorities access to information about a people suspected of accessing “problematic” content and software, including their “phone’s unique identifier (IMEI number), base station information that can be used to track the movement of the phone user, where this person can generally be found, and whether the person has removed ‘unlawful software’ from the phone.”
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    • Description: Operation 9.13, a surveillance campaign, provides authorities access to information about a people suspected of accessing “problematic” content and software, including their “phone’s unique identifier (IMEI number), base station information that can be used to track the movement of the phone user, where this person can generally be found, and whether the person has removed ‘unlawful software’ from the phone.”