In the Camps: China's High-Tech Penal Colony

The "Unfreedom of the Uyghurs" is a groundbreaking exposé that uncovers the shocking truth behind China's internment camps, where over a million and a half people have been imprisoned without trial or due process.

Through extensive research and interviews with camp survivors and workers, Darren Byler reveals how a network of surveillance technology provided by private companies has enabled the state and corporations to blacklist millions of Uyghurs based on their religious and cultural practices.

The book delves into the psychological manipulation and forced labor that detainees are subjected to in the camps, and sheds light on the global implications of this new form of unfreedom.

Byler's travels to Xinjiang reveal how smartphones have contributed to the doom of the Uyghurs, and he makes a compelling case that similar forms of surveillance are being used around the world to control vulnerable populations.

This is a must-read for anyone interested in understanding the complexities of state violence, colonialism, and the impact of technology on human rights.