Noun
re-education (uncountable)
Alternative spelling of reeducation
After the war, millions of South Vietnamese servicemen and government workers were sent to "re-education" camps where many perished. Source: Internet
A Realistic Necessity, p. 192. Similar to Mathiez, Richard Cobb introduced competing circumstances of revolt and re-education within France as an explanation for the Terror. Source: Internet
A Uighur student in the kingdom told AFP that three of his friends deported since late 2016 have become “untraceable” after arriving in China, likely now in the so-called re-education camps that Beijing says are meant to counter extremism. Source: Internet
But leaked documents released by international media in November detailed a co-ordinated program of “ideological” re-education in heavily fortified detention centers, undermining Beijing’s narrative. Source: Internet
Deng Xiaoping was sent away for a period of 're-education' three times, and was eventually sent to work in a Jiangxi engine factory. Source: Internet
He used Freemasonry to recruit for his own quasi-masonic society, with the goal of "perfecting human nature" through re-education to achieve a communal state with nature, freed of government and organized religion. Source: Internet