Xinjiang Documentation Project Archive
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- Title: Hundred Questions 99. How to Help Rural Women...
- Creator: Fanghuiju Activities Leadership Small Group Office Editors
- Subject: Cadre Training Materials
- Language: Chinese
- Item Type: Document
- Description: Chapter 99 of the “Hundred Questions” [百问], which cover the overall mission of 'fanghuiju,' offer interpretations of policies, analyze theory, and instruct on how to deal with complex situations that may arise. The Hundred Questions are divided into 200 chapters, each phrased as a question and attributed to a particular work team or Party institution.
- Description: Chapter 99 of the “Hundred Questions” [百问], which cover the overall mission of 'fanghuiju,' offer interpretations of policies, analyze theory, and instruct on how to deal with complex situations that may arise. The Hundred Questions are divided into 200 chapters, each phrased as a question and attributed to a particular work team or Party institution.
- Title: Integrated Operating Platform Work Instructions
- Creator: Internal Integrated Joint Operating Platform Surveillance Document
- Subject: Surveillance Instructions
- Language: Chinese
- Item Type: Document
- Description: This set of work instructions for Integrated Joint Operating Platform (IJOP) workers was uploaded to the Model Essay Center (范文中心), which collects essay and texts relevant to the training of low-ranking state officials. It offers insight into how the platform collects information about surveilled individuals, how it passes this information through different administrative units, and how it categorizes the individuals under suspicion–including students studying abroad and Kazakh citizens.
- Description: This set of work instructions for Integrated Joint Operating Platform (IJOP) workers was uploaded to the Model Essay Center (范文中心), which collects essay and texts relevant to the training of low-ranking state officials. It offers insight into how the platform collects information about surveilled individuals, how it passes this information through different administrative units, and how it categorizes the individuals under suspicion–including students studying abroad and Kazakh citizens.
- Title: Integrated Operating Platform Work Instructions - An Overview
- Creator: Xinjiang Documentation Project
- Subject: Surveillance Instructions
- Language: English
- Item Type: Document
- Description: This set of work instructions for Integrated Joint Operating Platform (IJOP) workers was uploaded to the Model Essay Center (范文中心), which collects essay and texts relevant to the training of low-ranking state officials. It offers insight into how the platform collects information about surveilled individuals, how it passes this information through different administrative units, and how it categorizes the individuals under suspicion–including students studying abroad and Kazakh citizens.
- Description: This set of work instructions for Integrated Joint Operating Platform (IJOP) workers was uploaded to the Model Essay Center (范文中心), which collects essay and texts relevant to the training of low-ranking state officials. It offers insight into how the platform collects information about surveilled individuals, how it passes this information through different administrative units, and how it categorizes the individuals under suspicion–including students studying abroad and Kazakh citizens.
- Title: Population Data Collection Forms 人口信息采集表
- Creator: Chinese Government
- Subject: Demographics of the Uyghur Population
- Language: Chinese
- Item Type: Document
- Description: The Population Data Collection Form provides an insight into the type of information being collected and prioritized by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) to particularly target and oppress Muslim populations. In Xinjiang, every resident is required to fill out one or more Population Data Collection Forms (人口信息采集表). The information collected by the form is then used by the Integrated Joint Operations Platform (IJOP) to mark individuals with a respective “threat level.”
- Description: The Population Data Collection Form provides an insight into the type of information being collected and prioritized by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) to particularly target and oppress Muslim populations. In Xinjiang, every resident is required to fill out one or more Population Data Collection Forms (人口信息采集表). The information collected by the form is then used by the Integrated Joint Operations Platform (IJOP) to mark individuals with a respective “threat level.”
- Title: Population Data Collection Forms 人口信息采集表 - An Overview
- Creator: Xinjiang Documentation Project
- Subject: Demographics of the Uyghur Population
- Language: English
- Item Type: Document
- Description: The Population Data Collection Form provides an insight into the type of information being collected and prioritized by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) to particularly target and oppress Muslim populations. In Xinjiang, every resident is required to fill out one or more Population Data Collection Forms (人口信息采集表). The information collected by the form is then used by the Integrated Joint Operations Platform (IJOP) to mark individuals with a respective “threat level.”
- Description: The Population Data Collection Form provides an insight into the type of information being collected and prioritized by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) to particularly target and oppress Muslim populations. In Xinjiang, every resident is required to fill out one or more Population Data Collection Forms (人口信息采集表). The information collected by the form is then used by the Integrated Joint Operations Platform (IJOP) to mark individuals with a respective “threat level.”
- Title: Respecting and Protecting the Rights of All Ethnic...
- Creator: The State Council Information Office of the People's Republic of China
- Date: Thursday, July 1, 2021
- Subject: Human Rights
- Language: English
- Item Type: Document
- Description: This Chinese government “white paper” offers the official view of the state’s efforts to protect the rights of ethnic groups in Xinjiang. It offers a picture of the historical relationship between the People’s Republic of China (PRC) and the peoples of Xinjiang and presents the various social and political rights promised by the PRC to all citizens of China, including those in Xinjiang. The goals of each right are laid out, as well as the PRC’s commitment to elevating poverty, promoting well-being and protecting human rights in the region.
- Description: This Chinese government “white paper” offers the official view of the state’s efforts to protect the rights of ethnic groups in Xinjiang. It offers a picture of the historical relationship between the People’s Republic of China (PRC) and the peoples of Xinjiang and presents the various social and political rights promised by the PRC to all citizens of China, including those in Xinjiang. The goals of each right are laid out, as well as the PRC’s commitment to elevating poverty, promoting well-being and protecting human rights in the region.
- Title: Respecting and Protecting the Rights of All Ethnic...
- Creator: Xinjiang Documentation Project
- Subject: Human Rights
- Language: English
- Item Type: Document
- Description: This Chinese government “white paper” offers the official view of the state’s efforts to protect the rights of ethnic groups in Xinjiang. It offers a picture of the historical relationship between the People’s Republic of China (PRC) and the peoples of Xinjiang and presents the various social and political rights promised by the PRC to all citizens of China, including those in Xinjiang. The goals of each right are laid out, as well as the PRC’s commitment to elevating poverty, promoting well-being and protecting human rights in the region.
- Description: This Chinese government “white paper” offers the official view of the state’s efforts to protect the rights of ethnic groups in Xinjiang. It offers a picture of the historical relationship between the People’s Republic of China (PRC) and the peoples of Xinjiang and presents the various social and political rights promised by the PRC to all citizens of China, including those in Xinjiang. The goals of each right are laid out, as well as the PRC’s commitment to elevating poverty, promoting well-being and protecting human rights in the region.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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 Fight Against Terrorism and Extremism and Human...
- Creator: The State Council Information Office of the People's Republic of China
- Date: Friday, March 1, 2019
- Subject: Human Rights
- Language: English
- Item Type: Document
- Description: The paper starts by setting the theme, highlighting terrorism as a threat and attempts to pre-empt any notion of Xinjiang’s sovereignty by giving a short overview of the Chinese claim over Xinjiang. In the first two sections, the paper seeks to show the close linkage between separatism and extremism in Xinjiang and gives a short overview of the East Turkestan separatist movement and accuses it of continued acts of sabotage. The third section of the paper lists out ‘attacks’ purportedly carried out by terrorists and separatists. In the fourth section, the importance of fighting terrorism while sticking to the principles of law is highlighted. The paper concludes by carefully highlighting (as it also does throughout the text) that all its anti-terrorism efforts have been in accordance with the law.
- Description: The paper starts by setting the theme, highlighting terrorism as a threat and attempts to pre-empt any notion of Xinjiang’s sovereignty by giving a short overview of the Chinese claim over Xinjiang. In the first two sections, the paper seeks to show the close linkage between separatism and extremism in Xinjiang and gives a short overview of the East Turkestan separatist movement and accuses it of continued acts of sabotage. The third section of the paper lists out ‘attacks’ purportedly carried out by terrorists and separatists. In the fourth section, the importance of fighting terrorism while sticking to the principles of law is highlighted. The paper concludes by carefully highlighting (as it also does throughout the text) that all its anti-terrorism efforts have been in accordance with the law.
- Title: The Fight Against Terrorism and Extremism and Human...
- Creator: Xinjiang Documentation Project
- Subject: Human Rights
- Language: English
- Item Type: Document
- Description: The paper starts by setting the theme, highlighting terrorism as a threat and attempts to pre-empt any notion of Xinjiang’s sovereignty by giving a short overview of the Chinese claim over Xinjiang. In the first two sections, the paper seeks to show the close linkage between separatism and extremism in Xinjiang and gives a short overview of the East Turkestan separatist movement and accuses it of continued acts of sabotage. The third section of the paper lists out ‘attacks’ purportedly carried out by terrorists and separatists. In the fourth section, the importance of fighting terrorism while sticking to the principles of law is highlighted. The paper concludes by carefully highlighting (as it also does throughout the text) that all its anti-terrorism efforts have been in accordance with the law.
- Description: The paper starts by setting the theme, highlighting terrorism as a threat and attempts to pre-empt any notion of Xinjiang’s sovereignty by giving a short overview of the Chinese claim over Xinjiang. In the first two sections, the paper seeks to show the close linkage between separatism and extremism in Xinjiang and gives a short overview of the East Turkestan separatist movement and accuses it of continued acts of sabotage. The third section of the paper lists out ‘attacks’ purportedly carried out by terrorists and separatists. In the fourth section, the importance of fighting terrorism while sticking to the principles of law is highlighted. The paper concludes by carefully highlighting (as it also does throughout the text) that all its anti-terrorism efforts have been in accordance with the law.
- Title: The History and Development of the Xinjiang Production...
- Creator: The State Council Information Office of the People's Republic of China
- Date: Sunday, October 5, 2014
- Subject: History and Development of the Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps
- Language: English
- Item Type: Document
- Description: The paper, which was published on the 60th anniversary of the founding of the Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps (XPCC), establishes the precedence of having garrison troops to guard and cultivate its’ border areas in “several thousand years of history of developing and safeguarding its frontiers” and highlights the role of the XPCC in the development of Xinjiang.
- Description: The paper, which was published on the 60th anniversary of the founding of the Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps (XPCC), establishes the precedence of having garrison troops to guard and cultivate its’ border areas in “several thousand years of history of developing and safeguarding its frontiers” and highlights the role of the XPCC in the development of Xinjiang.
