FWIW, I got it from wp:Persecution of Uyghurs in China; though yes, both the extreme left and extreme right tend not to like Wikipedia.
As it's a non-free image, I think it's intentionally degraded in order to better argue fair use.
Also, FWIW for any lurker: wp:Adrian Zenz.
Maybe the Uighur genocide should be put into wv:Category:Wikidebates.
The Guantanamo detentions are, of course, unjust, as was the state-sanctioned murder of Osama bin Ladan (who should have been tried in the US proper, with Bill of Rights followed (but alas, Obama had an election to win)).
That said, I don't think 100 000s, much less millions, have gone to re-education camps in Guantanamo;
and yes, the Chinese commies will say that the Uighurs weren't extracted from Central Asia, like America has extracted many from that area—I'll grant them that; but as I'm a bit sympathetic to anarchism and at times regard nation-states as fictions, state cults, with 100s of millions of adherents, it's somewhat of a moot point to me.
It's like the current US-Iran war: they're both wrong, and I wish neither Trump and Hegseth, nor the theo-fascists who rule Iran, success.