Documentary reveals the truth of Xinjiang's religious freedom

Updated: Jun 3, 2021 By Xu Fan China Daily Print

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*Exploration and Inquiry: A Documentary on Freedom of Religious Belief in Xinjiang,* streamed on several foreign language versions of the China Global Television Network, on May 17 and 25, takes the audience on a tour of some of the most renowned and historical religious sites in the Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region, including the 124-year-old Yanghang Mosque and worshippers in the region. [Photo provided to China Daily]

Saeed Jawad, chief of Indian Embassy News and TV Network, says in the documentary: "What I found special in Xinjiang was that you will find so many cultures and so many different ethnic minority groups in one place.

"I feel very good when I see that the ethnic minority groups are living very comfortably and their religious rights are protected."

Palestinian Ambassador to China Fariz Mehdawi praises the Chinese government for attaching high importance to caring about the Uygur people and local Muslims.

"Muslims in Xinjiang enjoy the freedom of religious beliefs just as that of the Muslims in other countries and regions," he says in the documentary.

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