The Yale geneticist did not expect Chinese scientists to act against scientific norms that require informed consent by DNA donors.

Any Uigurs who resist conforming to the campaign can be chased down with the help of a comprehensive DNA database. 

Having contributed Uighur DNA samples to a global database,Chinese scientists potentially violated scientific norms of consent. 

The crime-fighting benefits of using genetic material can not be doubted. 

Mark Munsterhjelm, an assistant professor at the University of Windsor in Ontario who has closely tracked the use of American technology in Xinjiang fears that cooperation from the global scientific community, in fact, legitimizes this type of genetic surveillance. 

A campaign to turn the Uighurs and other largely Muslim minority groups into loyal supporters on which the Communist Party embarked in late 2016, proved to be a success. 

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The Chinese authorities asked a Massachusetts company and a prominent Yale researcher to help build an enormous system of surveillance and control.

The country’s Uighurs, a predominantly Muslim ethnic group, has always been subservient to the Communist Party. 

The requests of those who underwent the health checks to see the results were denied.

Chinese Uighurs' DNA are being collected and the US corporations and academics are helping the Chinese authorities to do it.