In the Camps

This audiobook explores how China has employed a sophisticated surveillance network—utilizing facial recognition, voice recognition, and smartphone data—to intern over a million Uyghurs and others, creating a system of control that is unprecedented in human history. Drawing on extensive research, interviews, and government documents, it reveals how technology, backed by private companies, has been used to track, blacklist, and detain individuals based on their cultural and religious practices. The narrative also considers the global implications of this technology, highlighting its wider influence on human rights and freedom worldwide.