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Hello there, I'm a Taiwanese and recently participated several discussions on Clubhouse about this subject. There were thousands of Chinese people flooded in the platform before China banned it, including locals in Xinjiang sharing their stories and situation. A lot of Hans were left in complete shock, they all know something is going on but didn't know how serious that is. It's probably not "genocide" inside, but a series of mental torturing actions on one's identity and belief. Many of Uighurs' mental conditions became abnormal after coming out. There are also people who were working for CCP and were later arrested because of unexplained reports. The unclear law enforcement standard leaves people in fear. There were also overseas human rights advocates and journalists from ABC Australia shared their own way of news validation. They seek to prove they are rigorous and people should not say "it's fake news" to obliterate their efforts. I think Chinese Han people who claim the camp isn't that bad is simply because they are not concerned, or they just know what cannot be said in that country.