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Then, sent her to the detention center. and sentenced 11 years. >> reporter: the police file states that she is a treasonist government official. the government flagged the teacher because of ties to her brother, an outspoken critic once jailed by the government. >> the government document told me, yes, it is. it is related to you and it is your fault. >> reporter: he got early access to the search engine. its linked to tens of thousands of files that were on police computers. >> 830,000 differe...

And it is your -- your fault. >> reporter: ayup got early access to this new search engine. its linked to tens of thousands of files that were hacked from police computers in xinjiang. >> its 830,000 different people are in these files, and its clear from the files that tens of thousands of them are detained. >> reporter: adrian zenz, a researcher with the victims of communism memorial foundation, first released some of the hacked police filed last year. the chinese government has not denied the...

Really show that her visit influenced the report significantly, which is a good thing. the report is mainly based on methodology that was pioneered by researchers such as myself, based on the chinese governments loan documents. beijing gave feedback, very extensive feedback, which the ohcr then felt it needed to integrate and that further delayed the publication of the report. youre familiar with the topic, but any big surprises in the report? so far ive not seen big surprises. im pleased to see...

In relocations, photos we can show to be taken in relocations, spreadsheets of personal information about police officers working inside some of these camps in xinjiang, with attached to real ceuphone xinjiang, with attached to real cellphone numbers that we can phone and verify, with some of them rather ill advisedly confirming who they were, their names and their positions, so this could be verified, this could be authenticated, people can look at it and judge for themselves. can look at it an...

Tens of thousands of documents. and in the photos, in the spreadsheets and in the data relating to individuals that we could verify and show to contain real people with real addresses in real locations, photos we could show to be taken in real locations, spreadsheets of personal information about police officers working inside some of these camps in xinjiang with — attached to real cell phone numbers that we could phone and verify with some of them, obviously rather ill—advisedly, confirming...