The Xinjiang Data Project by the Australian Strategic Policy Institute (ASPI) gathers empirical research on human rights issues in Xinjiang. On their map, you can browse satellite imagery of suspected detention centers, and destructed mosques and cultural sites.
This **Global Times article** tries to show that the detention centers claimed by ASPI are actually regular facilities. They try to do this in two dishonest ways:
<aside> ❔ The “detention center” (geographic coordinates: 38.8367N, 77.7056E) claimed by ASPI, is actually a gerocomium in Markit county, Kashi Prefecture, Xinjiang
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The picture shown by Global Times. Not the right coordinates.
The actual detention center.
<aside> ❔ The "detention center" (geographic coordinates: 38.9950N, 77.6682E) claimed by ASPI, is actually an elementary school in Yantaq township, Markit county, Kashi Prefecture, Xinjiang
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The actual coordinates as shown on ASPI are **38.995128N, 77.665055E,** which is to the west of GT's picture**.**
<aside> ❔ The “detention center” (geographic coordinates: 39.8252N, 78.5501E) claimed by ASPI, is actually a logistics park in Bachu county, Kashi Prefecture, Xinjiang
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The actual coordinates as shown on ASPI are 39.82520748, 78.5501632, which is to the south-east of GT's picture**.**
<aside> ❔ The “detention center” (geographic coordinates: 38.9046N, 77.6153E) claimed by ASPI, is actually a middle school in Markit county, Kashi Prefecture, Xinjiang
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