Teen claims TikTok blocked her account after a video she made about Chinese detention camps went viral. Now, the 17-year-old is speaking out.
A 17-year-old girl claims she was blocked from her TikTok account on Monday after posting a viral video urging people to educate themselves on Muslim detention camps in China. But she says that the social media platform alone won’t silence her.
Aziz started having problems on TikTok — an app launched by Chinese developer ByteDance — when some of her videos got flagged for allegedly violating community guidelines, specifically for promoting and supporting terrorist groups. Under the new handle @getmefamouspartthree, Aziz curated similar videos with the hashtags #muslim and #browngirlproblems. But it wasn’t until she posted three videos on Sunday bringing awareness to Muslim detention camps in China, that she faced new problems.
Aziz says she been advocating for Uighurs and other Muslim minorities reportedly detained in western China . Aziz also explained how she disguises such videos as makeup tutorials for the sake of attracting an audience.
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