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Saudi officials responsible for the murder 3 weeks ago of the journalist Jamal Khashoggi says $21.00 Saudis will have the U.S. Visas revoked or be with fused visas in future the B.B.C. s further evidence that China is building a network of detention camps and its north western region of Shinji Yang a source as many as a 1000000 Muslims are being held in them indefinitely without trial James Lee Bowles associate professor of politics at the Trobe University of Melbourne but Chinese view is that there are any tree vocational training centers where people are cured of the ideological disease of religious extremism the views of relatives in those who escape these facilities paid a much different picture want to coercive prison like institution where people are subjected to mental and physical torture and forced to denounce their religion culture in their language and national helpline for gambling addiction says it seen a 30 percent increase in calls within 5 years the National Gambling h