Golden Bear is back with another “fun” destination—this time, we’re taking an exclusive look inside China’s "vocational training centers" (which is what you call a concentration camp when you need a better PR strategy).

These heavily guarded camps in Xinjiang house over a million Uyghur Muslims, who are subjected to:
🚨 Forced ideological re-education (because “wrong thinking” is a crime).
🚨 Constant surveillance and psychological conditioning (Big Brother, but make it 24/7).
🚨 Forced labor programs (prison labor rebranded as “opportunity”).
🚨 Sterilization & population control (because “human rights violations” sounds too harsh).

🤔 But if this is all fake, why is China trying so hard to hide it?

• Independent investigations and leaked government documents have exposed the horrifying details of these camps.
• Uyghur survivors have testified about beatings, psychological torture, and forced renunciations of their faith.
• Satellite images have shown rapid camp expansion—so much for “voluntary job training.”

🌍 Yet the world’s biggest corporations (Nike, Apple, Adidas, Zara, and more) continue to profit off Uyghur forced labor. You’d think billion-dollar brands could manage a supply chain without enslaving people—but hey, capitalism, right?

Still not convinced? Check out these sources:

• China’s Detention Camps for Uyghurs: What the Evidence Says – BBC Investigative Report
• Leaked Chinese Government Files Reveal the Truth About Xinjiang Camps – New York Times Report
• Brands Linked to Uyghur Forced Labor in Xinjiang – Australian Strategic Policy Institute

📢 Watch, Share, and Ask Yourself:
1️⃣ If these camps were really about “education,” why are there high-security watchtowers?
2️⃣ Why are Western corporations complicit in forced labor?
3️⃣ What happens when a government perfects a blueprint for mass surveillance and re-education?

🛍️ And if you’re against “re-education” in all its forms, check out our “Crowd Control Approved” merch—before Big Tech decides it’s ‘problematic.’

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