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Newsday: 24/05/2022 04:06 GMT : China's secretive network of detention centres has a shoot-to-kill policy

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24/05/2022 04:06 GMT : China's secretive network of detention centres has a shoot-to-kill policy

China's secretive network of detention centres has a shoot-to-kill policy

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Leaked documents show that guards can open fire on Uyghur prisoners trying to escape.

A cache of hacked documents shows that Chinese guards operate a shoot-to-kill policy against Uyghur prisoners trying to escape.

Our top story: A cache of hacked documents thought to be from inside China's secretive network of detention centres shows that guards operate a shoot-to-kill policy against Uyghur prisoners trying to escape.

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And hear from Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe, the British-Iranian woman who was recently released after several years in jail in Tehran.

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