After “Mulan” was released on Disney+, viewers noticed a “special thanks” in the film’s end credits that named 8 government entities in Xinjiang, the province where Muslims have faced human rights abuses.
Disney is facing backlash after the final credits for its latest film "Mulan" thanked government entities in Xinjiang, the province where Muslims have faced human rights abuses.
The film had already generated controversy after its lead actress, Liu Yifei, recently expressed support for police crackdowns in Hong Kong, spurring talks of boycotts on social media. After releasing "Mulan" on Disney+, eagle-eyed viewers noticed a "special thanks" in the film's end credits that named eight government entities in Xinjiang, including the public security bureau in the city of Turpan, where the country is allegedly operating more than a dozen "reeducation" camps.
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