Disney Faces Controversy Over Filming ‘Mulan’ In China’s Xinjiang Province, Site Of Alleged Uyghur Muslim Internment Camps
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etcanada.comHuman rights groups are demanding accountability from Disney, who released the live-action “Mulan” remake over the weekend. Some viewers noticed the end credits thanked a number of Chinese government entities in Xinjiang Province, among them the publicized department of CPC Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region Committee.
RELATED: New Trailer Goes Behind The Scenes Of ‘Mulan’ Ahead Of Disney+ Release This prompted many online to call Disney out for working with the alleged propaganda department in the Chinese region where the government is accused of perpetrating significant human rights abuses against the Uyghur Muslims and other Muslim minority groups, including detaining over one million people in re-education and internment camps.
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