He Served China’s Police State of Xinjiang. He Says It Imprisoned Him, Too.

NYT Business Tuesday 28 July 2026, 04:01 UTC By Li Yuan 1 min read

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Zhang Yabo, former policeman who helped enforce China’s campaign to surveil, detain and indoctrinate the Uyghur population.

China (LOCATION) Police State (ORG) Xinjiang (LOCATION) Zhang Yabo (PERSON) Uyghur (LOCATION)

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