Tag: CCP
Uyghur academic sentenced to life in Chinese custody
Professor Rahile Dawut's unjust imprisonment exposes China's abuse of the Uyghur people once again.
China’s Strike Hard Campaign: Local resonances in Global War on Terror
Nine years since China launched its version of the War on Terror, here is some global context on the ongoing political and military anti-Muslim offensive.
Islamophobia report says Muslim states have failed Uyghurs
In a new paper, the Centre for Uyghur Studies has sharply criticised Muslim countries for alleged inaction in calling out the decades-long Uyghur genocide by China.
Remembering the Barin Township Uprising
Dr. Suraina Pasha marks the 33rd anniversary of one of the foundational atrocities carried out by the occupying Chinese government on Uyghur Muslims in early 1990.
International Women’s Day – honouring our Uyghur mothers and sisters
In part four of this series, Islam21c’s Campaigns Co-ordinator and Stand4Uyghurs lead recounts her March 2022 Istanbul trip, while marking International Women's Day.
China humiliated as Europe trip cancelled after Uyghur protests
US-sanctioned CCP politician, Erkin Tuniyaz, has cancelled a Europe trip, after pro-Uyghur protests took place outside the British Foreign Office.
In memory of the 1997 Ghulja Massacre
We mark 26 years since the occupying Chinese regime unleashed a horrific attack on the Uyghurs of Ghulja, East Turkestan.
Remembering the Second Islamic Republic of East Turkestan, 1944-49
Uyghurs have shown resilience against Chinese occupation for over 100 years. We look at the Second Islamic Republic of Turkestan (1944-49).
Uyghur Legends: Shaykh Abdul Hakim Mahsum
In this first article in the "Uyghur Legends" series, we look at the life of scholar, guide, and mentor, Shaykh Abdul Hakim Mahsum.
Remembering the First Islamic Republic of East Turkestan, 1933-34
Uyghurs have shown resilience against Chinese occupation for over 100 years. We look at the First Islamic Republic of Turkestan (1934-35).