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UN Criticizes China Over 'Zombie Ghetto' Record.
Shandong, China
Posted: 23th, May. 2009
ZWN (AP)
Human Rights officials and the UN joined together in a scathing condemnation of Chinas handling of it's undead problem.

In early 2007, ZWN reported on China's controversial treatment of an undead hot spot in downtown Shandong. It was this report that sparked a two year investigation by human rights organizations and the Red Cross.

Whilst the rest of the world was beginning to share information and research on the emerging Mortosis virus, Chinas strategy involved a complete lockdown and suppression of information. Little was known of it's own handling of its necrosis ridden ghettos and shanty towns. That was until the report by ZWN in 2007.

'Ghetto starving'
Is a term used for imposing a forced quarantine on an infected and impoverished area. The area in question becomes an exclusion zone. No one is allowed in or out of the cordon. The area and all within are then in effect left to die.

Harsher still is the accusation that authorities then cut off power to the area, that along with no medical supplies, food, water or even basic utilities creates a situation of desperation and chaos for those within. The weak and infected typically die first. Sometimes, it is reported, that armed gangs try to control the area and gain authority and power from within. It is even rumored that one notorious Chinese Triad 'Tai Huen Chai' is still operational within one of Shandong's five quarantined ghettos two years after forced annexation.

According to a Human Rights Council spokesperson, Harriet Miles, "when an area reaches a 75% undead to alive ratio, a 'breaker switch' mentality is employed to stop the problem swelling beyond the city limits. The ghetto becomes so filled with the undead, that any practical means of reversing the trend is deemed impossible. it is the questionable practice of letting a ghetto die. Not unlike starving a cancer until it eventually feeds upon itself"

It is reported that hundreds of people were shot by Police authorities and the Peoples Liberation Army. These people were all attempting to flee the early days of forced annexation. It is thought that Chinas methods of Necro-Mortosis testing are primitive at best. This was probably the rational behind shooting escapees instead of testing them for infection.

Controlled burnings:
Additionally, it was reported that whole communities within Shandong were raised to the ground in controlled burnings, set by the local police authorities. Since 2007 Red Cross spokesperson Sonja Rajeed estimates that as many as 150,000 Chinese citizens may have been 'either killed within the fires, or simply left to die within the extreme hardships of the quarantined ghettos."

Hillary Clinton addressed the UN council on Friday 22nd. Stating that China must be held accountable for it's 'shameful' record on necro-mortosis sufferers rights. "While the rest of the world is embracing a new spirit of cooperation, a new dawn of shared intelligence and research, China chooses to suppress it's people and fail to protect them from within." Although her criticism will add weight to the pressure China already feels from the outside world, the call fell short of what many people hoped would initiate a boycott of Chinese goods.

Archival report: Ghetto starving in China