subdue

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They point to Tibet, a neighboring region with its own history of protest, where a resentful local population has been subdued without mass incarceration (though plenty of malcontents remain locked up).

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incarceration 1. 투옥, 감금, 유폐 2. 병리, 감돈(嵌頓) ((복부의 기관 일부가 조직의 틈으로 빠져나와 제자리로 돌아가지 못하는 상태))
malcontents 주로 복수로 격식, 불평가; (권력·체제에 대한) 불평 분자, 반항자

그들은 이웃 지역인 티베트를 가리키는데, 그곳에서는 분노한 지역 주민들이 대량 투옥되지 않고 진압되었다(많은 불평분자들이 투옥되어 있긴 하지만).

1.(기분이) 가라앉은, 까라진, 좀 우울한 2.부드러운, 은은한 3.은은한, 조용조용한

China
Dec 12th 2019 edition

School’s out
In Xinjiang, China applies repressive lessons learned in Tibet

In Xinjiang detained “trainees” have all “graduated”. But it is not clear where they are


중국
2019년 12월 12일판

신장에서는 티베트에서 배운 억압적인 교훈을 적용한다.

신장에서 억류된 "훈련생"들은 모두 "졸업"했다. 하지만 그들이 어디에 있는지 확실하지 않다.

BEIJING

China usually marks the un’s human-rights day on December 10th with angry rebuttals of foreign criticism rather than announcements of improvements in its record. So it was perhaps coincidental that an official this week updated the world on the most egregious of China’s current abuses: the incarceration of hundreds of thousands of Uighurs and other mostly Muslim minorities in the vast western region of Xinjiang. Shohrat Zakir, chairman of the regional government, told a press conference in Beijing that the “trainees” in detention had all “graduated”. Since then, he said, they “have achieved stable employment, improved their quality of life and have been living a happy life.”

Mr Zakir said foreign reports that trainees numbered 1m-2m were groundless, but did not give his own total. China describes what outsiders see as vast prison camps (one is pictured, near the city of Hotan) as “vocational training” centres, teaching Chinese, occupational skills and “deradicalisation”. The camps were set up in response to sporadic outbreaks of Islamist and anti-Chinese violence. The mass detentions amount to a preventive internal-security operation of almost unimaginable—and unmeasurable—proportions.

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