Tag: CHINA
5th July: Acclaimed artist to lead live art protest outside Chinese Embassy in London in support of Uyghurs on The Anniversary of The Urumqi Massacre
Stand4Uyghurs Campaign Paints an Image of China's Genocide Against Uyghur Muslims Outside the Chinese Embassy on The Anniversary of The Urumqi Massacre On the 5th of July which marks 13 years since…
No Ramadan in East Turkestan
Chinese authorities continue to oppress the Uyghurs during Ramadan, where they're forced to abandon fasting, arrested for learning Islamic knowledge, and children are kidnapped for indoctrination.
Another Ramadan Without Ramadan
This is a month of beer drinking competitions, force-feeding pork, watching dancing imams, getting closer to the Chinese Communist Party and worshipping their "lord and saviour" Xi Jinping for giving them daily…
China Is Selling “Halal Organs” Taken from Uyghurs
Shocking reports from NGOs claim that wealthy Arabs are purchasing "Halal" organs stolen from Uyghur Muslims in concentration camps
The Uyghurs Invited Islam21c to Istanbul to Give You a Message
I wanted to wait until I got back into the country safely to write this...
The World Is Witnessing the Mistake Made at the 1936 Berlin Olympics Once Again
86 years ago, the Olympics in Nazi Germany gave legitimacy to the Third Reich, ultimately culminating in the holocaust. Today they are doing the same to China’s genocide of Uyghurs.
China’s Accomplices of Torture
Every form of torture and interrogation would have followed a chain of command and is ‘probably recorded in writing’.
The People Declare China Guilty of Genocide
“The allegations are of the gravest human rights violations and international crimes,” said Sir Geoffrey Nice, the tribunal’s chair.
Leaked Government Documents Expose Xi Jinping’s Role in East Turkestan Genocide
The virtual Uyghur Tribunal hearing concentrated on the so-called Xinjiang Papers, which are also known as “Absolutely No Mercy”.
Uyghur Muslims – Between a Rock & a Hard Place
The Uyghur Muslims of East Turkestan are forced between the ‘rock’ of Chinese communist oppression and the ‘hard place’ of being a tool of Western foreign policy, writes Abdul Wahid.