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several military veterans arrested in capitol riot  - cnn video

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Several military veterans arrested in Capitol riot - CNN Video

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CNN's Sara Sidner takes a closer look at the people arrested in the Capitol riot, which includes several US veterans.

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Was it necessary to hold a siege or organise a riot to demonstrate their unhappiness with the results of the Presidential Elections?

Why are these people so adamant about Trump remaining as President of the U.S?

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The origins of the anti-vaccine movement

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Do the claims about the ill-effects of vaccines have any scientific backing?

What made anti-vaxxers make these claims?

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no . it wasnt necessary to hold a seige or organise a riot . the citizens could have solved the matter in a respectful manner . the people are loyal towards trump & respects him .

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the common side effect is just fever .
anti vacxers made these claims because in the past , it is seen that vaccines did not cure the illnesses or viruses . due to the past experience , some just dont trust vaccines anymore

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No . Many people were injured and killed during the riots so they should just accept the fact that trump is no longer president . However , trump supporters might feel that he is a great president so they wanted him to remain president .

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No , but there were many hoax on the internet and social media saying that vaccines have terrible side effects . That might be a reason why they are afraid to take the vaccine .

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it is not necessary to organize a riot because it's dangerous especially when its a country filled with families where there is majority kids and violence is not what needed to be shown to them .

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anti-vaxxers did not had any scientific information proven but they could have gotten their informations through the false statements and news that could had been going around which causes more and more people to believe it more

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I think that it was not necessary at all , no matter how unhappy the people in the us are , they have to accept the new president because most people voted biden an after all and itit was a fair vote. Everyone was given fair chance to vote , trump has been president for 4 years already and many are unhappy with his way of doing and thought biden could do better so there is no "better president" people assume that trump is better without even giving biden a chance to lead the country :(

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no scientific backing I think... but probably the anti vaxxers think that it's unnecessary to get vaccinated and get side effects , they probably don't have the mind set of better to be safe than sorry ? they probably heard alot of things from fake news and not trust the vaccine thinking it's bad?

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Yemen: On the brink of starvation - BBC News

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1. Do a little research. What are the exact causes of the Hunger Crisis?

2. How privilege do you feel not having to experience such a situation?

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It was definitely not necessary to hold a siege. People are so adamant about Trump remaining the U.S. president because they could continue getting the benefits from him being in position as his intended policies might have benefited them greatly . Therefore , they wanted him to continue being the U.S. president .

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The claims made by the anti-vaxxers might not have any  proven scientific backing . However, this could have been caused by the rumours people have made . Or , it could be due to the side effects that worry them. Not only that, people might not want to vaccinate themselves because they don’t see the point of vaccinating themselves with a weaker form of the same virus. As they believe that, this might not help them get cured .

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A siege was never necessary in the first place sure it captures the attention of what could possibly be the entire world but there are better ways to show one's disapproval of trump losing the election that could protect them from getting arrested such ways involve petitions or multiple online remarks and hashtags,not that they should but it would be better technique that could save them from things like getting arrested or paying a fine whereas for their reasons it's most likely because of how the way trump works/functions otherwise getting such a massive mob to plan a seige without you saying so would be quite ridiculous to expect

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Side effects claimed by "scientist" were most likely from the earlier prototypes and not the currently used product which would be logical as mistakes are bound to happen when developing the final product also no lab or test results have been released or acknowledge by the experts in that field so naturally their claims as anti vaxxers are redundant the reason whereas to why they would make such ridiculous claims would most likely involve their in capability of detecting fake sources which involve using the S.U.R.E mindset where one checks the source firstly to see if the provider of the source is reliable by cross referring to other sources had they done so their whole perception on vaccines would possibly change

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1. There is never a direct answer towards its causes as this situation was created due to the various combination of multiple problems such problems involves the economic capital of the country which snowballs into the inability to supply the country with the appropriate conditions and supplies like food and healthcare equipment but other than that another cause would be the pandemic which made food rather scarce in other countries as the harvest and purchase of imported consumables may be unavailable to the population
2. I feel as rather blessed and fortunate due to the living conditions provided for me is better by a hundred fold after all I never have to worry about having a roof over my head as well as being malnourished due to the huge decline in food production

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No, because they support and believe that what trump is doing is the best for American

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War, very privilege sometimes we think that we are in a bad situation other people have it worser than us

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No because many people were hurt during the riots and they should accept the fact that trump is not the president anymore

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A siege should not even be an option nor was it necessary as the behaviour only shows how violent and destructive trump supporters can be. Although with trump losing was for the best, they could have opted for a much more peaceful and safer approach for protesting. Many of them were adamant to keep trump as the U.S President as he greatly accommodated to many of their oppressive views and fed the privileged with benefits during his time as president, thus the denial becomes violent when their greed is what drives them initially.

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causes from hunger crisis comes in many shape and form but something as bad as yemen, i’ll probably guess its on the war. with their constant airstrikes which will then cause more and more place to be blowned up. Which leads to the place they usually buy their food wont be there anymore.
2. i feel really privileged to have as much food as i want but at the same time, for some reason i feel the guilt also as i can eat whenever i want but everytime im hungry i complain and i feel the guilt of not feeling what they’re feeling and how they are surviving without food.

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No, because there were many rumours on the met saying that the vaccine had drastic side effects and people are afraid to take it

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Because of conflicts between countries and yes we are very privileged while others are suffering out there we are here safe and sound.

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so far i dont think there have been any scientific backings that support vaccines ill-effects , i think anti-vaxxers just have this feelings as they might have watched too many films and shows involving people getting injected by vaccines to cure them but then, they become mutated and become a zombie...

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it was unnecessary to hold a siege or organise a riot to demonstarte their unhappiness as with this actions, it may lead to alot of deaths and injuries. not everyone is going to accept but trump supporters have to accept the fact that he is no longer as their president. maybe trump supporters want him to be remain as their president because maybe to them he has demostrated a good example for their country

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1. causes of hunger crisis are ,  wars & conflicts , climate change & poor economy

2. i feel very privilege not having to experience such situation , because i do not have to worry about insufficient food supply at home , or not having enough nutrients in my body or even not having proper clinics or hospital to go to when i am sick .

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Personally i think its war , obviously there were many other causes however , war led to many of them . I also read that cholera is transmitted through the water and food in yemen , leading them to have bad facilities and lack of clean water . The war limits the people’s access to food supply , making the people malnourished overtime .

I am grateful to not be in their situation and I think we should be appreciative of what we have now .

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It was not a good idea to hold a siege as a lot of people for hurt and even died

2.Because they feel trump was a good president and that trump help America got tough times

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I think that the hunger in Yemen is caused by their corrupted government because Yemen was a very rich country as they have a huge amount of olive plantation. The other reason they are living in poverty is because of the war in the past that lives a huge scar on the country (and ptsd to some), leading to famine because of lost in resources such as food supplies and homes. I am extremely fortunate to have enough food supplies and be able to go to school because most of them is not fortunate enough to go to school.

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1)Maybe the scientific information was fake news and they belive it
2)they got lied too and the scientific information was fake new or maybe they based it of their religious believe

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1. After doing a little research about the hunger in Yemen  , I found out some reasons of why they are facing the hunger crises in their country . This crisis occured due to the destruction of civilian infrastructure , war , Covid-19 , poor economy and many more .

2. I am feeling very privileged and blessed due to the living conditions and facilities I have access to . I have never ever needed to worry about having insufficient amount of food for my living . I have learn’t to be more appreciative of what I have after watching the video .

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War cause a lot of them to homeless and the pandemic made it even worse

2)i feel very privileged to not be in that kind of situation as a single thought of going a day without eating or drinking never crosses my mind

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many of the scientifically proven side-effects of vaccines would be minor discomfort and inconvenience such as muscle aches and slight fever. claims of ill-effects being autism are never truly proven nor backed up by any other sources as majority tend to be hoaxes spread by anti-vaxxers online. These hoaxes may have surfaced due to fear from how vaccines were originally sourced from animals to combat certain diseases.

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1. The war caused the people of Yemen to suffer even more as food becomes much more harder to get than usual. And they can’t help themselves as their infrastructure are mostly destroyed as a result from the war and unable to make/produce food themselves.

2. I feel very blessed as I am given the chance to study and been given things that will benefit me.

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I don't think it's necessary to hold a siege just because Trump did not win the election and Trump started the black lives matter riot and caused a lot of trouble by using the country money for his own good. Trump is also one of the worst president in American history as he did not achieve anything while being the president therefore he is not worth the support. Other than that most of the attackers were ex military veterans which is very irresponsible as the are supposed to protect the country no matter who the president is not going against their own country.

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A siege was not necessary, trump supporters should understand better that they shouldn't just show their disapproval like that by raiding the capitol, it was very childish and immature as they throw their tantrum just like that just because trump did not win the elections, from what I've heard of, they were being very insensitive, offensive and rude towards the soldiers that died in civil war by bringing the southern confederate flag inside the capitol. They were just racists who tried to be American patriots when don't believe in equality towards other people of colour, even mocking the death of George Floyd.

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1.Hunger is caused by the poor economy of the and is not able to do trading with other countries as the don't have the money to do so and even if they are able to transport food, the citizens will still not be able to pay for their meals. Other than that , it is also caused by war, as they can transport food from other countries as there is a disruption.
2.I feel more privileged to be born in Singapore as I am always assured to have sufficient food and the healthcare system in Singapore is very good and advanced.

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Anti-vaxxers believe that the side effects for taking vaccines for their kids and they themselves are ADHD and other mental illnesses which are not the case as usually after taking a vaccine the common side effects would rather be feelings of nauseous or the most, getting a fever. But these usually does not happen so often as long as it's body can fight of the toxins and vaccine.

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I dont know if its necessary to hold riots of such since even i dont know why riots are happening in the first place but i do know that it can be dangerous and cause harm to many places so i dont think its necessary

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Anti-vaxxers may have made these claims about mutations and etc. because they may have a belief that vaccines are harming us and are nit making our bodies healthy and they may have heard false information about these claims through social media.

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1. causes of hunger crisis can come from the poor economic state the country is in, which would effect resources and the people needing them hence resulting poverty in the nation, secondly it's due to war happening, limiting people from receiving any kinds of nutrients as their country is under attack
2. I feel very privileged to be able to be brought up in an environment and place which can allow me to grow well and have me exposed to free knowledge and get free education for 10 years in Singapore, people here should be more grateful for their living state as some from other countries can barely get to experience a childhood of their own.

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I feel priviledged enough that i have food to eat everyday and not experience hunger like how the people in Yemen are facing. Im lucky that our economic system is stable and not rolling down a hill to the point where we have food shortages and such problems.

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1. if im not wrong, there are 3 causes to hunger crisis in Yemen. firstly, poverty. poverty is one of the most well-known reasons why many children have suffed from this crisis, its because of the lack of money to from the parents to support their childrens. secondly, unemployment. unemployment is the cause of poverty in Yemen as if there the adults are not hired, then there's not much ways they can earn money to support theirr family. lastly, war. there was some internal dispute between places in Yemen so therefore there was internal dispute in Yemen.

2. i feel very privileged to be living in SG, a place where our people are very understanding and supportive. we are very lucky that SG has not had any major conflicts or riots in the past few years. cannot imagine if i had to go through this exact situation, it would be worrying and horrifying to go through that, really pity the people there :<

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No it was not necessary to hold a siege, people could resolve the issue by not choosing violence and talking or using their freedom of speech other than rioting a injuring people and infrastructures

They are adamant on trump being president as it benefited them in monetary wise and others, and neglected the other americans

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There are no scientific proof of vaccines having side effects, but there are mild side effects, like fever and etc
They anti vaxxers came to this conclusion thru fake news and fake assumptions

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War, poor economy and not enough resources but mostly One major cause of the mass hunger in Yemen is the destruction of civilian infrastructure by actors of the conflict.
I am privileged as i don’t  experience hunger in Singapore and singapore has a good economy and no war, and happy that i am still alive.

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1- yemen already has poverty which is already bad enough but recently in this generation , there has been war , the pandemic that made massive economic losses.
2- I feel very privileged to be able to have a meal everyday without starving and not having to worry about when will I get to eat again.

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1. war caused hunger in yemen and also it is a very poor country so they cannot afford to buy food and therefore causing the hunger in yemen
2.I feel extremely privileged to not having to experience such a situation because if i were to put myself in the shoes of those people in yemen , i would definitely feel very sad and miserable not having any food to survive on

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it wasn’t necessary to hold a seige or organise a riot because they could have solved that in other ways

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1. causes of the hunger crisis in Yemen would direct to war and Yemen being in poverty, making it difficult for the people to live in peace as resources are low and living conditions are poor.

2. I am privileged and extremely grateful for the safety and comfort my home has given to me as a child without having to fear the possibility of death at any given moment every day.

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from what i think, this is quite unnecessary and absurd. They should’nt have acted in this type of manner just because something did not meet their expectations. This was not peaceful, this was not a protest, this was a riot, so disgraceful to their country. Not only should the rioters be ashamed, but so should the police and Trump for doing close to nothing. Trump’s response to the BLM movement was “when the looting starts, the shooting starts,” but to the rioters was “Go home. We love you. You’re very special….” One of the most hypocritical statements to ever be said, why aren’t the US holding these people accountable for their actions, when Senators and Congressmen had to be forced into shelter because their safety was compromised?

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anti-vaxxers made these claims due to fake news about the ill-effects of vaccines. therefore, they do not trust vaccines to cure illnesses.

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I had a instant question in my mind when i heard about this situation and it was “why?” why would they refuse such vaccination that could save their lives in the future? One of the reasons for these anti-vaxxers if not taking the vaccines was it was believed that a vaccine wouldn’t protect you.Those who are vaccinated can still get sick, but they will experience mild symptoms.

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Since 2016, a famine has been ongoing in Yemen which started during the Yemeni Civil War. More than 85,000 children have died as a result of the famine as of 2018. As a person who is fortunate enough to be born in a well healthy country, i’d say i am quite privileged to receive food everyday, receive currencies and experience a lot more than those kids in yemen who is suffering.

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due to war which leads to economic crisis in their country.   seeing the starving children in yemen made me realize just how blessed and fortunate children in singapore is.

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the causes of the hunger crisis is due to war.

i feel very privileged and grateful to be living in singapore as i have enough food and do not have to worry about starving

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It was definitely not necessary to hold a siege as a lot of people will be hurt and even dies.

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It was also believed that a vaccine wouldn’t protect you.Those who are vaccinated can still get sick, but they will experience mild symptoms.

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War and poverty in thier country. They do not have enough food to feed thier children and they suffered becoming malnourished.

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Leaked Documents Give Chilling Look Inside Chinese Muslim Detention Camps | NBC Nightly News

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China has been accused of committing crimes against humanity and possibly genocide against the Uyghur population and other mostly-Muslim ethnic groups in the north-western region of Xinjiang.

Human rights groups believe China has detained more than one million Uyghurs against their will over the past few years in a large network of what the state calls "re-education camps", and sentenced hundreds of thousands to prison terms.

A series of police files obtained by the BBC in 2022 has revealed details of China's use of these camps and described the routine use of armed officers and the existence of a shoot-to-kill policy for those trying to escape.

The US is among several countries to have previously accused China of committing genocide in Xinjiang. The leading human rights groups Amnesty and Human Rights Watch have published reports accusing China of crimes against humanity.

China denies all allegations of human rights abuses in Xinjiang. The Chinese government - speaking after details of the Xinjiang Police Files were published - said the peace and prosperity brought to Xinjiang as a result of its anti-terrorism measures were the best response to "all sorts of lies".

Who are the Uyghurs?

There are about 12 million Uyghurs, mostly Muslim, living in Xinjiang, which is officially known as the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region (XUAR).

The Uyghurs speak their own language, which is similar to Turkish, and see themselves as culturally and ethnically close to Central Asian nations. They make up less than half of the Xinjiang population.

Recent decades have seen a mass migration of Han Chinese (China's ethnic majority) into Xinjiang, allegedly orchestrated by the state to dilute the minority population there.

Uyghur activists say they fear that the group's culture is under threat of erasure.

Where is Xinjiang?

Xinjiang lies in the north-west of China and is the country's largest region. Like Tibet, it is autonomous, meaning - in theory - it has some powers of self-governance. But in practice, both regions are subjected to major restrictions by the central government.

Xinjiang is a mostly desert region and produces about a fifth of the world's cotton. Human rights groups have voiced concerns that much of that cotton export is picked by forced labour, and in 2021 some Western brands removed Xinjiang cotton from their supply chains, leading to a backlash against the brands from Chinese celebrities and netizens.

In December 2020, research seen by the BBC showed that up to half a million people were being forced to pick cotton in Xinjiang. There is evidence that new factories have been built within the grounds of the re-education camps.

The region is also rich in oil and natural gas and because of its proximity to Central Asia and Europe is seen by Beijing as an important trade link.

In the early 20th Century, the Uyghurs briefly declared independence for the region but it was brought under the complete control of China's new Communist government in 1949.

The UK parliament declared in April 2021 that China was committing a genocide in Xinjiang.

A UN human rights committee in 2018 said it had credible reports that China was holding up to a million people in "counter-extremism centres" in Xinjiang.

The UK Foreign Secretary Liz Truss said the files contained "shocking details of China's human rights violations".

Earlier, leaked documents known as the China Cables made clear that the camps were intended to be run as high security prisons, with strict discipline and punishments.

People who have managed to escape the camps have reported physical, mental and sexual torture. Women have spoken of mass rape and sexual abuse.

Anti-Han and separatist sentiment rose in Xinjiang from the 1990s, sometimes flaring into violence. In 2009 about 200 people died in clashes in Xinjiang, which the Chinese blamed on Uyghurs who wanted their own state. But in recent years a massive security crackdown has crushed dissent.

Xinjiang is now covered by a pervasive network of surveillance, including police, checkpoints, and cameras that scan everything from number plates to individual faces. According to Human Rights Watch, police are also using a mobile app to monitor people's behaviour, such as how much electricity they are using and how often they use their front door.

Since 2017, when President Xi Jinping issued an order saying all religions in China should be Chinese in orientation, there have been further crackdowns. Campaigners say China is trying to eradicate Uyghur culture.

The Xinjiang Police Files, which all date from before 2019, shed further light on Uyghurs being punished for alleged crimes that took place years ago. Many appear to have been targeted for their mobile phone use, for listening to "illegal lectures" or not using their phones enough, which is regarded as a sign the user is trying to evade digital surveillance.

What does China say?

China denies all allegations of human rights abuses in Xinjiang. In response to the Xinjiang Police Files, China's foreign ministry spokesman told the BBC that the documents were "the latest example of anti-China voices trying to smear China". He said Xinjiang enjoyed stability and prosperity and residents were living happy, fulfilled lives.

China says the crackdown in Xinjiang is necessary to prevent terrorism and root out Islamist extremism and the camps are an effective tool for re-educating inmates in its fight against terrorism.

It insists that Uyghur militants are waging a violent campaign for an independent state by plotting bombings, sabotage and civic unrest, but it is accused of exaggerating the threat in order to justify repression of the Uyghurs.

China has dismissed claims it is trying to reduce the Uyghur population through mass sterilisations as "baseless", and says allegations of forced labour are "completely fabricated".

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Who are the Uyghurs and why is China being accused of genocide?

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China has been accused by the US of genocide and crimes against humanity against the Muslim minority group.

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1. What words come to mind when you viewed the video and read the article?

2. What are your feelings towards the victims of this persecution? What about the persecutors?

3. What would you do if someone you knew were abducted and placed in the facility.

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1. The first few words that came to mind while watching and reading the article was “ Why are people so critical against the Muslim Uighur ? “

2. I feel very worried and pitiful  towards the victim of persecution and angry towards the prosecutors.

3. I would raise my concerns to the authority , to look into the matter without biasness on the minorities who are also the citizens of China . Whose faith and believe has to respected as any other faith practice in the country  and provide fair treatment to all citizens in the country without any prejudice immediately.

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1) disgusted. Disgusted by their actions. Judge muslims as a terrorist without any evidence or context.
2) sad. Those who are a victim of the concentration camp don’t know if they could survive in there. They are suffering everyday and the world does nothing about it.
3) i would write something to the higher authority that could make a different. Those people need our help

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1. unfair treatment because why isit only the muslims are put in the detention camps .

2. i pity the victims as they were ' forced ' to go to these camps so called to ' re-educate ' . but the treatments they receive is brutal .

3. i would try my best to find ways / solutions to free them and raise awareness about this situation .

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1.)disgusted  because muslims are being put inside the camps and labelled as terrorists.
2.)i feel sad
3.)i would try and do my best to get them out of there

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1. Is it only because they think muslims are terrorists? Or is it because they just hate the muslims?

2. I feel disgusted towards the persecutors. I feel sad as I believe the victims are all innocent people who did nothing wrong to deserve the way they are being treated.

3. I would definitely start a protest or something to raise awareness so that the world will know what China is doing. And hope that the UN does something about it.

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Cruel, heartless, outrageous. I feel so heartbroken seeing this happening to my fellow Muslims. I know I don't have much authority so I would just hate it with others and raise awareness for others. Maybe do a peaceful protest.

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1. The first few words was ‘Why must they do this ?’ , ‘How can they do this to innocent people ?’

2. I feel so sad that the victims are separated from their families because I myself cannot survive that . I hope that the persecutors understand how the victims feel .

3. I would take care of their family as they are the most concerned ones . I will then bomb the place .

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1.The first word that came to my mind is why. Why must they do this, they have no right to control a person life, the are not God. Just because they hate Muslims thinking that every Muslims are terrorists is just very very stupid of  them because that means a Muslim baby can just pick up a gun and shoot them.
2. I feel so offended and angry because as a Muslim I do not think this is a right thing to do, forcing them to go against their religion. I mean that is so not cool, what if I were to do that to them, will they feel angry? How you like that huh?
Not so nice right. Sometimes I do feel like joining the protest but u know that is not the most smart way to do things..
3. If they were to take away my family and imprison them in such place, I will gather all the military in world that support Muslim to go against their country.

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1. The people are suffering in the camp and the CHINESE GOVERNMENT are hiding informations

2. They are going to be brainwashed by the CHINESE GOVERNMENT and if it does not happen they will be tortured and suffer in the camps. The CHINESE GOVERNMENT can be also start back the communist party like the past as they are making people lose their religions and be a COMMUNIST

3. I would definitely share the situation in social media and provide evidences so the media can support and raise awareness and let the other country leaders to be aware of this situation and help them free from HELL

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1. why they capturing innocent people?
2. i feel very sorrowful and i pity the victims of the persecution. to the persecutors, i feel very 🤬 and angry, why they doing this bruh, what's their problem man.
3. i would try to find out why he/she has been abducted in the facility, if they dk, then i would share my experience on any social media page so that others would be more aware of this situation

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The first thought that came to my mind, was why so much hate for muslims? Just because some wrong people portrayed muslim as bad people doesn’t mean that all muslims are terrorists
I feel disgusted and sorrowful because innocent people are brutally tortured and forced to do things that they do not want to do
If someone i know is the the camp i will first try to get them out by spreading awareness on this situation or contacting higher officials to do something

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While seeing the video I felt frustrated knowing that racism has gone past the line after all everyone is of the same species so naturally we should respect one another as for my feelings towards the victims well... I feel really bad for them as they do not deserve such absurd treatment as they have probably never done anything wrong to china and just wanted to have the same life as everyone else and if I ever found out that someone dear to me was locked up and mistreated in one of their concentration camps I would most likely be filled with rage and have a strong desire of avenging them but realistically all I can do is pray for them as I mourn over them everyday

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Black Lives Matter Protests Around the World

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6 Teens Lead Thousands in Black Lives Matter March

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George Floyd repeatedly told the police officers who detained him that he could not breathe

The US has been convulsed by nationwide protests over the death of an African-American man in police custody.

George Floyd, 46, died after being arrested by police outside a shop in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Footage of the arrest on 25 May shows a white police officer, Derek Chauvin, kneeling on Mr Floyd's neck while he was pinned to the floor.

Mr Chauvin, 44, has since been charged with murder.

Transcripts of police bodycam footage show Mr Floyd said more than 20 times he could not breathe as he was restrained by the officers.

The key events that led to Mr Floyd's death happened within just 30 minutes. Based on accounts from witnesses, video footage and official statements, here's what we know so far.

It began with a report of a fake $20 (£16.20) bill.

A report was made on the evening of 25 May, when Mr Floyd bought a pack of cigarettes from Cup Foods, a grocery store.

Believing the $20 bill he used to be counterfeit, a store employee reported it to police.

Mr Floyd had been living in Minneapolis for several years after moving there from his native Houston, Texas. He had recently been working as a bouncer in the city but, like millions of other Americans, was left jobless by the coronavirus pandemic.

Mr Floyd was a regular at Cup Foods. He was a friendly face, a pleasant customer who never caused any trouble, the store owner Mike Abumayyaleh told NBC.

But Mr Abumayyaleh was not at work on the day of the incident. In reporting the suspicious bill, his teenage employee was just following protocol.

In a call to 911, made at 20:01, the employee told the operator he had demanded the cigarettes back but "he [Floyd] doesn't want to do that", according to a transcript released by authorities.

The employee said the man appeared "drunk" and "not in control of himself", the transcript says.

Shortly after the call, at around 20:08, two police officers arrived. Mr Floyd was sitting with two other people in a car parked around the corner.

After approaching the car, one of the officers, Thomas Lane, pulled out his gun and ordered Mr Floyd to show his hands. In an account of the incident, prosecutors do not explain why Mr Lane thought it necessary to draw his gun.

Mr Lane, prosecutors said, "put his hands on Mr Floyd, and pulled him out of the car". Then Mr Floyd "actively resisted being handcuffed".

Once handcuffed, though, Mr Floyd became compliant while Mr Lane explained he was being arrested for "passing counterfeit currency".

Court transcripts from police body cameras show Mr Floyd appears co-operative at the beginning of the arrest, repeatedly apologising to the officers after they approach his parked car.

Mr Lane asks Mr Floyd to show his hands at least 10 times before ordering him to get out of the vehicle.

It was when officers tried to put Mr Floyd in their squad car that a struggle ensued.

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At about 20:14, Mr Floyd "stiffened up, fell to the ground, and told the officers he was claustrophobic", according to the report.

Mr Chauvin arrived at the scene. He and other officers were involved in a further attempt to put Mr Floyd in the police car.

During this attempt, at 20:19, Mr Chauvin pulled Mr Floyd away from the passenger side, causing him to fall to the ground, the report said.

He lay there, face down, still in handcuffs.

That's when witnesses started to film Mr Floyd, who appeared to be in a distressed state. These moments, captured on multiple mobile phones and shared widely on social media, would prove to be Mr Floyd's last.

Mr Floyd was restrained by officers, while Mr Chauvin placed his left knee between his head and neck.

For more than nine minutes, Mr Chauvin kept his knee on Mr Floyd's neck, the prosecutors say. The duration was initially given as eight minutes and 46 seconds but Minnesota prosecutors have since revised the time.

The transcripts of bodycam footage from officers Lane and J Alexander Kueng show Mr Floyd said more than 20 times he could not breathe as he was restrained. He was also pleading for his mother and begging "please, please, please".

At one point, Mr Floyd gasps: "You're going to kill me, man."

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Officer Chauvin replies: "Then stop talking, stop yelling. It takes heck of a lot of oxygen to talk."

Mr Floyd says: "Can't believe this, man. Mom, love you. Love you. Tell my kids I love them. I'm dead."

A female bystander told the police: "His nose is bleeding, come on now."

About six minutes into that period, Mr Floyd became non-responsive. In videos of the incident, this was when Mr Floyd fell silent, as bystanders urged the officers to check his pulse.

Officer Kueng did just that, checking Mr Floyd's right wrist, but "couldn't find one". Yet the other officers did not move.

At 20:27, Mr Chauvin removed his knee from Mr Floyd's neck. Motionless, Mr Floyd was rolled on to a gurney and taken to the Hennepin County Medical Center in an ambulance.

He was pronounced dead about an hour later.

In June Panorama spoke to local people to piece together the moments leading up to George Floyd's death

On the night before his death, Mr Floyd had spoken to one of his closest friends, Christopher Harris. He had advised Mr Floyd to contact a temporary jobs agency.

Forgery, he said, was out of character for Mr Floyd.

"The way he died was senseless," Harris said. "He begged for his life. He pleaded for his life. When you try so hard to put faith in this system, a system that you know isn't designed for you, when you constantly seek justice by lawful means and you can't get it, you begin to take the law into your own hands."

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1. From what we have gathered, what is the aim of BLM? What does the movement hope to achieve?

2. Watch the second video (titled Teens for Equality). Are you inspired? Youths can contribute to society in GREAT ways. What is one change / activity / project you would like to LEAD your community in?

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I felt disgusted by the actions China is doing and how they try to cover up the fact that they are making a sort of a learning place but instead it's a concentration camp for a specific group of people. it's really bizarre to see racism still being a huge thing in 2021 when we shouldn't be hating one another for the difference in culture and religion, instead start to learn and appreciate the differences.

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1) the aim of the BLM movement is to educate and spread awareness of racism through peaceful protests. the main aim of BLM movement is to make sure black ppl are not mistreated and treated fairly like how the whites are being treated

2) um... maybe since our school is located around the silver zone (silver zone is a zone whereby there are many elderlies living nearby or around it), we should maybe start to help elderlies in their house chores or cook for them food to eat

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1. The aim of the BLM is to have equal treatment for all citizens of a country irregardless of race , colour and religion. By  having this movement, they hope to achieve respect and equal treatment between the Whites and the Blacks .

2. Yes I feel inspired by the video . I would like to raise fund for the less privileged to meet their basic needs and requirements. So that they could lead a happier lifestyle like any ordinary person and  mingle well with the society to build a stronger  nation.

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no ,it is not necessary they should jst accept that trump isnt president anymore and find another method to make a point instead of a riot which will unnecessarily hurt or kill people

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the anti vaxxers believed the fake news and made flase accusations about the side effects of the vaccine when in reality the side effects are jst fever or like mild sickness (cough, flu and others)

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i feel very privileged as i never have to worry about going hungry, having war or dying frm lack of nutrition. i think sometimes i take my privileges for granted as what i have some people mst fight for

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its very shocking to find out what china is doing and the extend they would go to jst to cover up for creating concentration camps due to racism

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i feel disgusted with the way the chinese government are treating the uighurs and changing their beliefs base on religion. its unfair because everyone has their own beliefs. the uighurs not being able to perform their prayers like how they used to and being forced out of their own religion is upsetting me. if someone i know were abducted , i will be filled with rage.

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the aim of BLM is to change the way the black peoples are being mistreated in their own country. i feel inspired by the video because its heart warming to know that not only are the black people are involved in the movement but people from different ethnicity too.

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1) To educate and spreads awareness about black people life, they are being judge by the whites because of some crime that black people do. Not all black peoples are the same. They are being judge by the whites that black people are a dangerous community to them. The movement is to educate everyone in the world that black people life should be treated equally as the rest.

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1. To raise awareness about how the blacks are being treated. as most americans treat them differently and to some extent violently. with the movement they hope that these americans will stop racism against the blacks.

2. Singapore has a aging population, and where Woodlands Secondary School is located there are many elderly people. I feel like they are the ones youth should be helping. Volunteering, talking to them and more.

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Khalisa
1)This BLM movement hopes to achieve a more equal world for the black people as they find that they are misunderstood as the bad guy and are less privileged than the other. This movement is also to create awareness on how the black community are treated.
2) Yes I am inspired. As youth we can do our part by making the community better by volunteering at the more less privileged neighborhood by donating food and daily essential to them.

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1. the words "why?" , why do people just judge muslims :(

2. sad , pitiful towards them ! no one deserves to go through this .

3. do whatever I can by raising awareness and donating to whatever I can to help.

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1. the aim of this movement is to educate and raise awareness for everyone , to spread the word across that black lives matter , and that they need to be treated with equality .

2. volunteer work to several places like elderly homes , animal shelters and etc !

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The aim of this movement is to speak out about the racism towards people of colour that lead to many innocent lives to be sacrificed due to racism. By watching the video, I am inspired to raised awareness for the people who are being discriminated due to their skin. Although it does not affect me much. I know youths nowadays can make great changes

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1 . brutality and inhumanity
2. i feel sympathy and sadness for the victims as they dont deserve the treatment . i feel the anger and dazed by the actions and treatments the persecutors have made.

3. i can only pray the best for them and hope that things wont go worser than it already is

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the aim of blm is to raise awareness of the racism that the blacks are experiencing by the people of their own country . i feel inspired by the video as it is touching to see the other people fighting for the victims right and their own rights . i would want to help out by giving goods to the people in need and help out by cleaning thier houses .

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To raise awareness on how black people are being treated and with the movement they hope that americans will stop racism against black people

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Through the black life matters movement it is highly expected that eventually the treatment black people suffer in certain states will begin to change for the the better and that black people will no longer be discriminated in the societies of numerous states and countries

As for the second question about what we can do and one project that I as an individual would like to lead....it would most likely be a community project about raising funds or a donation drive for children who were abused by their parents the reason behind this is because I feel like this issue is not often brought up which suggests that either such issues dont happen very often or...people are just avoiding confrontation about it