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Reaction to our story has been global. the australian foreign minister says the united nations should be given immediate access to the region. the uk foreign office minister told lawmakers in parliament that the bbc�*s report was chilling and said china needed to be open about whats happening in xinjiang province. the evidence of the scale and the severity of these violations is now far—reaching. it paints a truly harrowing picture. if china wishes to dispute this evidence, then it must allo...

Shes a kazakh who says she was forced to be complicit in the rape that goes on in the camps. translation: my job is to remove | their clothes completely and then | handcuff them on their beds so they cannot move. reaction to our story has been global. the australian foreign minister says the united nations should be given immediate access to the region. the uk foreign office minister told lawmakers in parliament that the bbc�*s report was chilling and said china needed to be open about whats h...

To lay out their plans. there�*s been international condemnation of china, after the bbc reported allegations of systematic rape and torture of women in so—called re—education camps for the uighur muslim minority. in the us, the state department says it is "deeply disturbed" by what it called the atrocities outlined in the report broadcast here on bbc news. and it�*s demanding a powerful response. urging that china�*s actions, which it says shock the conscience, be met with serious con...

Get its head around big logistical challenges. the united states has condemned china after bbc reports of allegations of systematic rape and torture of women in so—called re—education camps for the uighur muslim minority. the state department says it is "deeply disturbed" by what it called "the atrocities" outlined in the report broadcast on this channel. and its demanding a powerful response — urging that chinas actions, which it says "shock the conscience, be met with serious consequence...

Lawmakers in parliament that the bbc�*s report was chilling, and said china needed to be open about what is happening in xinjiang province. the evidence of the scale and the severity of these violations is now far—reaching. it paints a truly harrowing picture. if china wishes to dispute this evidence, then it must allow unfettered access to the region for the un high commissioner for human rights or another independent fact—finding body. and there has been this from the us state department...

That it should go a lot further. remember, scotland is saying that anyone who arrives in scotland will be forced to quarantine in a government mandated hotel, which is a lot further than the uk government is going. a lot further than the uk government is anoin. ., ~ a lot further than the uk government is anoin. . ~ ,, a lot further than the uk government isuaoin. ., is going. thank you, nick. the vaccines minister _ is going. thank you, nick. the vaccines minister is _ is going. thank you, nick...

The headlines on bbc news. i tried is not to look at the impact of having a different vaccine for the first and second dose. scientists from the sage advisory committee say things could be more or less back to normalfor the summer. the uk and the eu agreed to work intensively to sort out problems with post—brexit to trade in northern ireland. the united states has condemned china after bbc reports of allegations of systematic rape and torture of women in so—called re—education camps for th...

To northern ireland next week. different implications in brief, essentially, the eu is saying it will continue to impose fully these checks and the uk still pushing for a grace period to extend it. i should say this, the last few minutes, we have had simon coveney on bbc radio ulster, he is the foreign minister for ireland, and also a significant eu official in the past, who said, "the idea of the grace period now, we will look to put in place, if it is possible, to extend some of the grace peri...

About that very distressing story from china. theres been international condemnation of china after the bbc reported allegations of systematic rape and torture of people women in so—called re—education camps for the uighur muslim minority. in the us the state department says it is deeply disturbed by what it calls the atrocities outlined in the report broadcast here on bbc news. and it is demanding a powerful response, urging that chinas actions, which it says it shocks the conscience, be me...

They did whatever evil their mind could think of. and they did not spare any part of my body, biting it to the extent that it was disgusting to look at. they didntjust rape. they were barbaric. they had bitten all over my body. we also heard from gulzira, now living in the relative safety of istanbul, having fled china. shes a khazak who says she was forced to be complicit in the rape that goes on in the camps. translation: my job is to remove | their clothes completely and then | handcuff them ...