Disney filmed the live-action form of “Mulan” in Xinjiang, Asia, where Uighur folks have apparently been imprisoned. Pictured: The Dolby Theatre March 9, 2020, through the globe premiere of “Mulan” in Hollywood. (Picture: Charley Gallay/ Stringer/Getty Pictures)

Disney is dealing with critique for shooting where Asia’s Uighurs are presumably being interned significantly more than per year after CEO Bob Iger advised the business may be obligated to cut ties with Georgia following the state passed an anti-abortion legislation.

The BBC reported Monday in the credits for the live-action version of “Mulan,” Disney thanked a Chinese agency called Turpan Municipal Bureau of Public Safety, which is allegedly responsible for running internment camps housing individuals from the country’s Muslim minority groups. Continue reading →