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Darren Byler is a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Colorado, Boulder. His research focuses on Uyghur dispossession, infrastructual power and 'terror capitalism' in Xinjiang.
'Intimate, sombre and damning... These varied personal accounts tell of pervasive confusion and fear as, starting in 2017, a previously small-scale re-education programme suddenly became a sprawling system of internment camps where anyone suspected of extremist thoughts or pre-crimes was sent without trial.' - Financial Times 'Harrowing and intensely human. A devastating account of the incarceration of almost an entire population by the all-knowing Chinese state, aided by sophisticated technology, much of it devised in the West.' - John Kampfner, bestselling author of Why the Germans Do It Better 'Inside China, a monstrous crime is being committed. This book tells the dark story of how the Uyghur people are being smudged out. Read it.' - John Sweeney, investigative journalist and bestselling novelist
