Chinaâ€™s Concentration Camps (1/2) | ARTE.tv Documentary

Adolf Goebbels
Published on Apr 16, 2023
Established by Mao Zedong in the 1940s, Chinaâ€™s concentration camp system has committed 50 million people, intellectuals, workers, students, peasants, to a life of hell over the last eighty years, with 20 million deaths. Not dissimilar to the Soviet Gulag, this cruel system of oppression was intended to bring about a â€˜thought reformâ€™ in the prisoners.
Survivors of the Laogai system, now living in exiles, tell their story in this in depth documentary.

Chinaâ€™s Concentration Camps (1/2) | ARTE.tv Documentary
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