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VICE News memenangkan penghargaan dalam enam kategori: jurnalisme video terbaik; liputan berita sela; cerita feature; liputan peristiwa berkelanjutan; cerita terbaik dalam sebuah siaran berita; serta dokumenter tema bisnis dan ekonomi.

They Come For Us At Night: Dokumenter Baru VICE Ungkap Bukti Penindasan Aparat Tiongkok Terhadap Muslim Uighur

Satu dekade belakangan, media massa internasional berulang kali mengabarkan kebijakan Partai Komunis Tiongkok (PKC) mendiskriminasi etnis minoritas muslim Uighur. Sejak 2017, <a href="https://www.reuters.com/article/us-china-rights-un/u-n-says-it-has-credible-reports-that-china-holds-million-uighurs-in-secret-camps-idUSKBN1KV1SU" target="_blank">diperkirakan 1 juta warga muslim di Provinsi Xinjiang</a> itu ditangkap dan ditahan dalam "kamp pendidikan khusus" yang lebih mirip penjara. Tak semua penganut agama Islam di Tiongkok diperlakukan seperti itu. Uighur didiskriminasi karena secara fisik tak seperti etnis mayoritas Han (mereka lebih mirip orang Turki), dan selalu dituduh hendak memberontak. Banyak pendukung Tiongkok menilai berita-berita itu "propaganda Barat". Untuk menepis tuduhan itu, jurnalis harus datang dan melihat langsung kondisi warga Uighur. Meliput langsung kondisi etnis Uighur di Xinjiang, barat laut Tiongkok, bukan perkara mudah. Wartawan selalu diikuti pihak berwenang, dilarang mengunjungi tempat-tempat tertentu, bahkan tak boleh berbicara dengan penduduk setempat. Oleh karena itu, staf VICE NEWS menyamar sebagai turis. Kami memasang kamera tersembunyi agar tidak ketahuan aparat. Kami melakukannya dua kali. Tim VICE menyaksikan dari dekat betapa pemerintah Tiongkok rutin memata-matai penduduk Uighur melalui sistem pengawasan berteknologi canggih. Polisi biasa menangkap lelaki atau perempuan dewasa Uighur yang dicurigai tengah malam tanpa alasan. Rasanya seperti berada dalam gambaran dunia George Orwell yang menulis novel distopia 1984. <div class="article__embed article__embed--vice" data-related-article="true"><iframe src="https://www.vice.com/id_id/embed/article/qv7byd/berikut-48-alasan-absurd-aparat-cina-memenjarakan-muslim-uighur-salah-satunya-berjenggot?utm_source=stylizedembed_vice.com&utm_campaign=8xz3qg&site=vice" frameborder="0" style="border:0px none;margin:0px;" allowfullscreen></iframe></div> Aspek paling meresahkan dari kebijakan keras Tiongkok adalah banyaknya anak-anak terpisah dari keluarga. Mereka lantas diasuh oleh negara—seakan-akan mereka sudah yatim piatu. Mereka tidak diperbolehkan berbicara menggunakan bahasa daerah dan dididik untuk cinta pada Tiongkok. Tak hanya itu, bocah-bocah prasekolah itu juga dicuci otak dengan propaganda PKC. Tujuannya sangat jelas. Pihak berkuasa ingin memusnahkan ajaran agama, budaya, dan identitas etnis kelompok minoritas tersebut. Hasil akhirnya, generasi baru Uighur akan sepenuhnya mendukung Partai Komunis. Tonton dokumenter VICE tersebut lewat tautan di awal artikel. Artikel ini pertama kali tayang di VICE News

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China’s Uighur minority live a dystopian nightmare of constant surveillance and brutal policing. At least one million of them are believed to be living in what the U.N. described as a “massive internment camp that is shrouded in secrecy,” while many Uighur children are taken to state-run orphanages where they're indoctrinated into Chinese customs.

The Uighurs' plight has largely been kept hidden from the world, thanks to China’s aggressive attempts to suppress the story at all costs.

VICE News’ Isobel Yeung posed as a tourist to gain unprecedented access to China’s western Xinjiang region, which has been nearly unreachable by journalists.

She and our crew experienced China’s Orwellian surveillance and harassment first-hand during their time in Xinjiang, and captured chilling hidden-camera footage of eight Uighur men detained by police in the middle of the night. We spoke with members of the Uighur community about their experience in these camps, and about China’s attempts to silence their history and lifestyle under the cover of darkness.

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They Come For Us At Night: China's Vanishing Muslims (Full Report)

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Juri Emmy mengakui kualitas peliputan VICE News Tonight, salah satunya tentang anak-anak yang terpisah dari orang tua mereka di perbatasan AS-Meksiko dalam segmen "Zero Tolerance". Liputan lain yang amat dipuji adalah persidangan kontroversial Hakim Agung AS Brett Kavanaugh dalam "Moment of Truth" serta krisis kemanusiaan di Yaman serta bukti adanya ruangan eksekusi mengerikan milik ISIS dalam episode "The Killing Rooms of Mosul."

"VICE News Tonight sedang memimpin gelombang perubahan dalam konsep berita siaran TV, mengandalkan liputan internasional tak tertandingi di Yamandan Irak. VICE juga unggul dalam pelaporan isu-isu yang penting bagi publik di tiap negara tempat kami beroperasi," kata Madeleine Haeringer selaku produser eksekutif VICE News Tonight. "Saya sangat bangga pada tim redaksi yang secara luar biasa selalu mencitptakan produk jurnalisme menarik dan berani.&#x201d;

Tonton liputan kami yang memenangkan penghargaan tersebut di tautan berikut:

The U.S. government hit a deadline last week to reunite more than 2,500 children separated from their parents under the Trump Administration's "zero tolerance" immigration policy. VICE News gets rare access to what the torturous experience was like from separation to reunification for one family.

In a powerful half-hour episode, "Zero Tolerance" uncovers the chaos and confusion created by a harsh policy the government was clearly not prepared to manage. From Texas to Alabama to Guatemala, VICE News follows one family trying to find a 7-year-old boy separated from his father. 

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The Victims of Zero Tolerance: A VICE News Tonight Special Report

“I am here today not because I want to be. I am terrified. I am here because I believe it is my civic duty to tell you what happened to me while Brett Kavanaugh and I were in high school.”

See our VICE News Tonight special report, Moment of Truth on HBO. 

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Moment of Truth: The Day Dr. Christine Blasey Ford Told Her Story About Brett Kavanaugh

At least 450 Yemenis have been killed in the first nine days of August, making it one of the bloodiest periods since the war broke out three and a half years ago. And it could get a lot worse. 

An international coalition led by Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, and backed by the United States, is preparing to retake the strategic port city of Hodeidah. The operation could prove disastrous for Yemen’s most vulnerable:  Seventy percent of all of Yemen’s goods enter into the country through Hodeidah, so a protracted battle could quickly turn into a humanitarian disaster, which prevents millions of people from receiving food and aid. 

The UN is desperately trying to stop this attack and restart failed peace talks in the process. Its Special Envoy, Martin Griffiths, is hoping to bring all sides together in Geneva on September 6. 

Yet, government troops continue to advance towards the city. 

“It’s going to be a fierce battle,” 23 year-old fighter Saeed, told VICE News. “The Houthis have big military capabilities — but we are advancing towards Hodeidah.”

VICE News embedded with Yemeni troops as they prepared to retake a crucial Houthi supply route, just 90 minutes from the city. But even a seemingly straightforward operation like this one descended into chaos. It wasn’t long into the advance that Saeed and several men found themselves cut off from their convoy, trapped by Houthi sniper fire. They were forced to run for cover before eventually making their escape.  

“They must’ve known about our attack,” he says, as mortar fire rages around us.  

A battle in Hodeidah city itself would be one of the deadliest in a war that has already claimed more than ten thousand lives and thrust 23 million more into the world’s worst humanitarian crisis .  More than 120,000 civilians have fled the city in anticipation.  It’s easy to see why. Not long after government forces started their push, ambulances began rolling up outside the one semi-functioning hospital in the area. 

Ten-year-old Mohammed becomes the first civilian to be caught up in the crossfire. Ali Jalmoud says his son was playing in their house with a Houthi mortar hit. Dr. Mahdi Ba-Kather is the one remaining doctor in a local hospital and he’s struggling to cope with the influx of casualties. Mohammed has several shrapnel wounds — one’s hit an artery and staff are trying desperately to control the bleeding.  

“We’re tying it tight to stop it” Dr. Ba-Kather explained to Mohammed as he uses gauze as a makeshift tourniquet.  Lacking basic supplies or a qualified surgeon, all he can do is triage Mohammed and send him to another hospital three hours away in the hopes he survives the journey.

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Yemen’s Bloody War Could Get A Lot Worse (HBO)

Saleh Saeed Nasser has been patrolling Yemen’s coastline for 15 years. For most of his career, he’s seen migrants arrive on the pristine shores of Shabwa province from the Horn of Africa.

But in recent years, as his country's three-year civil war has brought on terrorism and the world's worst humanitarian crisis, something counterintuitive has started happening: More migrants from Africa are rushing to shore and overwhelming the coastline he patrols as a member of the country’s Coast Guard. More than 87,000 migrants arrived last year alone.

Now, Saleh says he needs 2,000 men to properly police this stretch of Yemen’s vast coastline. He only has 185.

"The government is busy with bigger issues — resources are scarce,” he said.

Yemen is locked in the middle of a conflict — proxy battle between Iranian-backed Houthis and a Saudi-backed coalition— that has thrown 20 million people into a sprawling humanitarian crisis. Nearly 10,000 people have been killed and 53,000 more wounded in the conflict, according to the United Nations, though many believe the figures are much higher.

Despite this grim reality, African migrants are fleeing crises at home in search of employment and opportunity in Saudi Arabia, and are hoping to pass through Yemen’s war zone to get there. VICE News witnessed hundreds of migrants starting their long walk from the shores of Bi’r Ali in south-east Yemen to the Saudi border.

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Inside A Deplorable Migrant Camp In Yemen (HBO)

MOSUL, Iraq — In March, VICE returned to Mosul for the first time since the war against ISIS was declared over eight months ago.

While life may be returning to normal in the eastern half of the city, on the other side of the river — where the fighting was most intense — the scale of rebuilding that needs to be done is monumental. It’s estimated there are still 8 million tons of conflict debris that need to be moved before reconstruction can start, equivalent to three times the size of the Great Pyramid of Egypt. About 75 percent of that rubble is in West Mosul, and it’s mixed with so much unexploded ordnance that experts say this is now one of the most contaminated spots on the planet.

In the Old City, where ISIS made its last stand, residents have slowly started to come back – a few business owners hoping to repair shops, and families who have no other option but to live in their damaged homes. Some water tanks have been trucked in, and electricity cables have been temporarily patched together along some streets, but the place feels deserted, and in some ways the scene was not that different from how it looked shortly after the fighting.

Thumbnail photo credit: Adam Desiderio/VICE News. 

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ISIS Killing Rooms Of Mosul Are Filled With Bodies And Mystery

Panic: The Untold Story of the 2008 Financial Crisis

VICE on HBO looks at factors that led to the 2008 financial crisis and the efforts made by then-Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson, Federal Reserve Bank of New York President Timothy Geithner, and Federal Reserve Chair Ben Bernanke to save the United States from an economic collapse. The feature-length documentary explores the challenges these men faced, as well as the consequences of their decisions.

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Tonton Enam Dokumenter VICE yang Baru Saja Menang Penghargaan Emmy di Sini

Dokumenter Baru VICE Ungkap Bukti Penindasan Aparat Tiongkok Terhadap Muslim Uighur

The Victims of Zero Tolerance

Moment of Truth: Kavanaugh and Ford

Yemen’s Forgotten War

The Killing Rooms of Mosul

Panic: The Untold Story of the 2008 Financial Crisis