Is Twitter censoring for the CCP?

Twitter suspended my account because I posted the following tweet with the video:
"Does this forced removal remind you of something that happened over 8 decades ago? By no means do they deserve this, but I would like to point out an irony: many of them likely support regular forced removals of Uyghurs for a different reason. "


Many similar videos have been posted on Twitter. I suspect they suspended my account because I used the word "Uyghurs" to which the CCP is highly sensitive.

The suspension appears automatic. 





 

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