- By Joergen Haisem
- (General Dispatch) – On International Women’s Day the Uyghurs raised their voices against the mistreatment of their relatives by the CCP, a group of women protested in the consulates of Kazakhstan and Turkey.
- The CCP has tried to control the population with an “education” program as the Uyghurs feel more identified as Muslims, which for the Chinese government is not allowed and has sought ways to reform the ethnic group.
- According to the media, the number of imprisonments in Xinjiang has increased as the ethnic group practices the activities of the religion in a more constant way, and they feel proud of being Muslims.
- The Chinese communist party applies the measure of concentration camps, where previously the Uyghurs have been victims of mistreatment and indoctrination; somehow they have tried to call the attention of the UN for the amount of violence and torture they have suffered without any response.
- There have also been rumors that the CCP sees Kazakhstan as a threat since the Uyghurs frequent Kazakhstan, and it is even thought that China may intend to take over Kazakhstan in the future.
- The Kazakhs have shown concern about the true intentions of the CCP, where Kazakhstan is a key geographical area for China’s ambitions. As a result, they have attempted to stage constant protests.
- Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, ostensibly a defender of Muslim ethnicities, has not spoken out for years, since he has become swayed by the alluring business deals China has offered him.
- The Protestant Auguires were afraid that the Turkish country would allow the extradition of some members of the ethnic group to China, since they had been sexually abused in the concentration camps.
Adittional Information:
Breitbart: Uyghurs Protest Mass Rape, Forced Sterilization by China on International Women’s Day
Bitter Winter: A Sad Women’s Day for Mothers, Sisters, Wives of Xinjiang Camps Inmates
