Shortened Semester Abroad
Courtesy:Young Minds of C3S Medium page
Marc Unger, Member, YMC3S gives his take on International education and Chinese Religious Oversight.
Studying abroad is hard enough with cultural shifting and social barriers, but when the host country starts detaining and deporting on behalf of the represented state, then real trouble begins. The Egyptian authorities have detained around 200 Chinese-Muslim students with intent to force them back to China. In July, 22 of these mostly Uyghur students, as well as those of Hui and Han ethnicity, have been sent back to China for investigative purposes. The detentions are a result of Chinese suspicion of transnational Islamic terror, and they believe that any religious teaching they cannot regulate is harmful to Chinese society...Click here to read the full article
Marc Unger, Member, YMC3S gives his take on International education and Chinese Religious Oversight.
Studying abroad is hard enough with cultural shifting and social barriers, but when the host country starts detaining and deporting on behalf of the represented state, then real trouble begins. The Egyptian authorities have detained around 200 Chinese-Muslim students with intent to force them back to China. In July, 22 of these mostly Uyghur students, as well as those of Hui and Han ethnicity, have been sent back to China for investigative purposes. The detentions are a result of Chinese suspicion of transnational Islamic terror, and they believe that any religious teaching they cannot regulate is harmful to Chinese society...Click here to read the full article
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