Thanks. I posted this thread on Twitter in 2020 and I had the impression that it was throttled. Perhaps not approved by the CCP censors, who knows. At least Nostr has free speech. I had two Uyghur colleagues back in 2007/2008, one of them gave me a copy of Rebiya's book. At that time there were checkpoints emerging in Xinjiang and they had to show documents everywhere. In classrooms they were not allowed to speak in their native language. I can't imagine what it is like there in the concentration camps.