Schade, dass Du trotz all Deiner 'Haushaltspflichten und einem zahnenden Kind' zwar Recherchen machen konntest, jetzt aber nicht mal die Quellen nennen kannst.

Ich habe mehrere, zum Beispiel hier noch eine aus 2020:

On Xinjiang, even those wary of Holocaust comparisons are reaching for the word “genocide”

... the confluence of recent testimonies and images out of Xinjiang have “produced alarming echoes of the atrocities of the Holocaust”—the horror that gave rise to the word “genocide" [....]

"I have zero tolerance for analogies between current events and the Holocaust,” but that in the case of the Uyghurs “there is no alternative but to compare.” [...]

... the Auschwitz Museum in Poland tweeted images showing Jews being deported to concentration camps, calling that “the last part of a long, slowly-developing process of humiliation, exclusion, persecution and hatred.” A spokesperson for the museum did not explicitly link the tweet to the video or to Xinjiang, but said that the museum hopes its tweets “might trigger some reflection about our contemporary responsibility for the world we live in.” [...]

The president of the Board of Deputies of British Jews noted in a letter to ambassador Liu that “(p)eople being forcibly loaded on to trains; beards of religious men being trimmed; women being sterilised; and and the grim specter of concentration camps” bears similarities to “what happened in Nazi Germany 75 years ago.”