Where did the talk about religious persecution come from?

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"The number of Uyghurs in Xinjiang rose from 10,170,000 in 2010 to about 12,720,000 in 2018. This is an increase of more than 25 percent. This figure is much higher than the 2% population growth of the Han Chinese in Xinjiang during the same period. So, where did the talk about racial genocide come from? […]

"The Palestinian ambassador to China said, after visiting Xinjiang, that there are several mosques on one street. Xinjiang is making continuous efforts to improve public services in mosques, especially providing service to all Islamic clerics, in the fields of training, Quran interpretation, radio, television, and medicine.

"So where did the talk about religious persecution come from? Some two million new jobs were created in Xinjiang in the past five years. This is an increase of more than 17 percent. Workers from different nationalities can choose their occupation freely. Their rights, interests, and gains are guaranteed.

"So where did the talk of forced labor come from? On the contrary, we find that some Western countries have implemented the policy of dissolving the indigenous population in their official historical narrative. As a result, many children were forced to convert to Christianity and learn English. Conversely, the cultures and languages of all the nationalities in Xinjiang were left intact."