China Uighurs News

Today we will expose the country crying about Islamophobia in DNA. They have nothing to do with the situation of Muslims and to understand this, we will also tell you about the resolution brought in the United Nations.

The tribunal will be chaired by prominent barrister Geoffrey Nice who worked with the International Criminal Court. Around 30 witnesses and experts are expected to give evidence at the first public hearing, set for May 7 to May 10 in central London. The evidence will be considered by a panel consisting of academics, lawyers and an ex-diplomat.

Ethnic minorities in China have been persecuted, lost all forms of privacy, and even been forced into pseudo-slavery by the Chinese regime Some of these continue to struggle against CCP's attempts to erase their unique identities Both inside and outside China, activists have stood up to the unfair and repressive policies of the Chinese government

The British lawmakers signed a letter to the Chinese ambassador condemning what they described as 'a systematic and calculated programme of ethnic cleansing against the Uighur people' in China's Xinjiang region. The letter referred to reports of forced population control and mass detention of Uighur Muslims in Xinjiang, as well as video apparently showing a large number of blindfolded and shaven men waiting to be loaded onto trains.